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"Running across the street back up quickly arrived and Sean killed the gunman in the parking lot of a nearby restaurant. The Everett police chief called the shooting senseless and said in a statement our focus right now is on supporting our officer and his family as he recovers from his injuries, but ask our entire community to please keep not only our officer and his family and their thoughts, but all of the members at the Everett police department. Anoles, a network news investigation concludes early evidence could have nailed the green river killer many years and many deaths before he was actually caught. The NBC News report says that the Washington state patrol crime lab failed to notice the tiny particles of paint on the first few victims, and that could have connected the murders to Gary Ridgway's workplace that's a truck painting shop that was in Kent. State patrol spokesperson responded at NBC saying in an email, quote, with so much time having passed, we are reluctant to speculate on the mindsets and specific investigative strategies of past forensic leaders. The latest effort to restore grizzly bears in the north cascades appears to be on track to take a big step forward. Eric heintz explains. U.S. fish and wildlife says it expects to put out a draft environmental impact statement in June for plans to bring the bears to Washington state that should allow for a more flexibility for federal officials as they'll try to slowly rebuild a population thought to be on the verge of extinction. A north cascades national park spokesman tells the Yakima Herald republic, he's hopeful that will ease the concerns of opponents about the threats to livestock and humans recreating in the park. The proposal would introduce three to 7 bears over 5 to ten years with a goal of reaching a population of 25. Erika's northwest news radio. We check your sports at ten and 40 past each hour, from the Beacon plumbing sports desk, Bill Schwartz, the kraken hoped to play a winning tune in music city. Nashville, Tennessee, home of country music and the NHL's predators, Seattle plays them tonight and again Saturday, both teams are battling to grab a Western Conference playoff spot. A week from today, the Mariners host Cleveland in the 2023 regular season opener. Young Seattle starting pitcher George Kirby looks ready. Last night working 5 solid innings in the M's 5 to one spring training wind over the Dodgers. Yeah, I feel good. Like see the logo up with just a little bit. But I think that'll come as a season coming along, so. Right fired up, ready to go. Tonight, the Mariners play ball against the Cincinnati reds in Arizona. Playing basketball in Las Vegas very familiar for Gonzaga. The West Coast conference tournament is there, and tonight the zags play UCLA
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"Believed the bodies of a missing woman and her daughter have been found near the town of huashu. Clark county sheriff sergeant Chris skidmore, spoke with Portland's K two. A person was out walking their dog and they thought that they had seen kind of down in embankment, kind of what they thought was actually like mannequins. But they were, in fact, two dead bodies. Authorities say 27 year old miss Shay Melendez and her 8 year old daughter Layla Stewart were last seen Sunday, march 12th, Melendez is ex-boyfriend, who police say recently fired shots at her apartment is a person of interest in the case, and he's currently in jail. Police still looking for the wrong way driver who slammed into a construction site in kitsap county yesterday. That driver was in a stolen pickup when they were going eastbound in the westbound lanes of state route 16. They slammed into an SUV head on, two people inside that vehicle were heard, one suffering serious injuries, the other with minor injuries, the state patrol says the driver of the stolen truck ran away on foot. The CEO of TikTok defends the use of the app as there are calls to ban it in the U.S., while testifying before a House committee CEO Chu said that the app is not owned or controlled by the Chinese government. He said that there are misconceptions about TikTok's owner, which is a Chinese tech company called ByteDance, chew, grilled by Washington Republican representative Kathy McMorris Rogers. Have any moderation tools being used to remove content on TikTok associated with the Uyghur genocide. Yes or no. We do not remove that kind of content. Take talk is a place of freedom folks of expression and cherry just like I said. If you use our app, you can go on it, then you will see a lot of users around the world. Expressing content on that topic and many others. Thank you. What about the massacre in Tiananmen Square? Yes or no? That kind of content is available on our platform. You can go and search it. I will remind you that making false or misleading statements to Congress is a federal crime. I understand. Again, you can go on our platform, you will find that content. The past come under scrutiny as a potential national security threat, both Democrat and Republicans, considering banning the app in the U.S., the FBI warning that the Chinese government could use the app to spy on or influence Americans. The latest effort to restore grizzly bears in the north cascades appears to be on track to take a big step forward. Eric Heinz explains. U.S. fish and wildlife says it expects to put out a draft environmental impact statement in June for plans to bring the bears to Washington state that should allow for a more flexibility for federal officials as they'll try to slowly rebuild a population thought to be on the verge of extinction. A north cascades national park spokesman tells the Yakima Herald republic, he's hopeful that will ease the concerns of opponents about the threats to livestock and humans recreating in the park. The proposal would introduce three to 7 bears over 5 to ten years with a goal of reaching a population of 25. Erika's northwest news radio. Northwest news time, 1240 time for an update on sports from the Beacon plumbing sports desk, Bill Schwartz, so will it be the zags or the bruins who hit the basketball jackpot in Vegas?
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"Is by far the biggest offender. A study by analytics firm reveal labs has that in the last three years, more than 75% of Starbucks jobs postings have included at least one red flag. On average, it took 82 days to fill a vacancy at the coffee chain. In a piece of good news for downtown Bellevue, Amazon will move into two more towers in the city this year. The puget sound business journal reports that the move is related to the company's plan to resume in person work, at least three days per week. The Dow rose 5 points to close at 32,661. NASDAQ lost 76 and the S&P 500 fell 18. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. Russian president Vladimir Putin says he's preparing for an upcoming visit with the president of China, Lisa Taylor has more. This comes as top U.S. officials have warned Beijing against providing lethal aid to the Kremlin in its war against Ukraine, Russian media reports the Chinese president will visit Moscow to view a new metro line, partly constructed by a Chinese company, the Chinese government has denied its considering sending military aid to Russia. It's not clear when the two leaders will meet. I'm Lisa Taylor. The national park near Seattle has a significantly higher death rate than other sites in the park system. Brad Ford reports. Federal data analyzed by NBC News shows north cascades national park has a death rate of over three times the second highest national park. The data doesn't show causes of death, but a former ranger who worked at the park said many deaths she knew of were among Alpine climbers and hikers either falling from heights or hurt by falling rock and ice, some climbers and
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"It was an artificial source? Well, because two major intelligence agencies are now saying this, again, we only have a Wall Street Journal report to say that this energy department report exists. They haven't confirmed it nor is The White House. However, the FBI has indeed confirmed that they feel the same way that it came from a lab leak and whereas the energy department assessment on this is low confidence according to this report. It's more of a medium confidence from FBI director Christopher wray, who we had not heard from publicly say this until he gave an exclusive interview to Fox News and saying that the COVID virus most likely originated from a potential lab incident. That's what he called it. In Wuhan, China. Now he wasn't more specific about what that incident is, but he did imply that these labs are designed for one thing, and that is to find ways to either protect against viruses or perhaps weaponize them. Now, there's no indication that that is what China did that they decided they're going to make this COVID disease as a weapon and send it out into the world because if it did, it ended up killing a whole lot of its own people, which doesn't make a whole lot of sense. So the theory is now that there was something that leaked from this lab, it doesn't absolutely dispel the other theories which four other U.S. intelligence agencies say are most likely. And that is, is that it was animal to human transmission. It could have been animal to human transmission inside that lab in experiments they were doing. So without China's cooperation, it's not clear that we'll ever get to the bottom of this here and certainly China is not cooperating. However, it is crying foul by these assessments that somehow their lab was responsible for millions of deaths around the world. They're saying it's slander and it's not true. The United States and other countries are saying, okay, prove it. So what is China doing then? Obviously, they're denying this. Have they launched their own investigation into that Wuhan center for virology or what are they doing? Well, they might not have to launch an investigation if they know the answer to it. That's number one. And number two, we don't know what they're doing. They keep saying, they're insistence was that it was animal to human transmission that it spread pretty quickly and China that its government and its scientists are not to blame for that, but that's not what we're getting from at least two major agencies here in the United States. In the meantime, there are a lot of Republicans and even growing number of Democrats who are very, very angry with China. That's ABC's Andy field talking with Jeff Poe jalape for more subscribe to the northwest politics available wherever you get your podcasts. The NATO expansion agenda uttered by the alliance chief. They Zaire world headlines from ABC News. On a tryptophan, a session for that country was discussed, then this comment from secretary general Jens Stoltenberg that shared a fuel further escalation in Ukraine. They almost have agreed that Ukraine will become a member of our alliance, but at the same time that is a long-term perspective. Ukraine for years has sought to join the alliance something president Putin is described as a security threat to his country. Rescuers dealt through flatten burned out carriages for survivors and bodies after a passenger train and a freight train crashed head on in central Greece, killing dozens. And Iran has expelled two German diplomats over Berlin's alleged interference in its internal affairs. It comes after Germany expelled two Iranian diplomats over a death sentence handed down on an opposition figure. I'm Tom rivers at the ABC News foreign desk in London. Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. So called red flag phrases that signal a high stress or toxic culture are on the rise in job ads and Starbucks is by far the biggest offender. A study by analytics firm reveal lab says that in the last three years, more than 75% of Starbucks jobs postings have included at least one red flag. On average, it took 82 days to fill a vacancy at the coffee chain. In a piece of good news for downtown Bellevue, Amazon will move into two more towers in the city this year. The puget sound business journal reports that the move is related to the company's plan to resume in person work, at least three days per week. The Dow rose 5 points to close at 32,661. NASDAQ lost 76 and the S&P 500 fell 18. This is rob Smith, but northwest news radio. Russian president Vladimir Putin says he's preparing for an upcoming visit with the president of China, Lisa Taylor has more. This comes as top U.S. officials have warned Beijing against providing lethal aid to the Kremlin and its war against Ukraine, Russian media reports the Chinese president will visit Moscow to view a new metro line partly constructed by a Chinese company, the Chinese government has denied its considering sending military aid to Russia. It's not clear when the two leaders will meet. I'm Lisa Taylor. The national partner Seattle has a significantly higher death rate than other sites in the park system. Brad Ford reports. Federal data analyzed by NBC News shows north cascades national park has a death rate of over three times the second highest national park. The data doesn't show causes of death, but a former ranger who worked at the park said many deaths she knew of were among Alpine climbers and hikers either falling from heights or hurt by falling rock and ice, some climbers and
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"Gone for the person who stabbed a woman in midtown. It happened about three 30 this afternoon outside of the Brooklyn diner on 57th between Broadway and 7th. It's not clear if the stabbing is connected to the diner, the victim's condition unknown at this time. Police believe the attacker may be wearing an orange hoodie with a black jacket. That water main break in Hoboken is fixed, but questions tonight remain. It was on Monday when a 16 inch pipe was punctured by PSE and G during unrelated construction. It closed schools and left residents without water, many saying it's time for Hoboken to get some upgrades. Over a hundred years old, the infrastructure needs to be addressed. Stop building these high rises and putting more pressure on a one square mile Hoboken. Pressure is coming back online, but officials warn other water main breaks could result as the system stabilizes. James flippin for 77 WABC news. Car crashes into a house on Long Island authorities say the driver and hicksville striking a curb, drove across the intersection and right through a house crashing into a garage when it came to a stop. The incident happened on Gable's drive about 1230 this afternoon. No injuries reported from inside the house and no criminality is suspected. Nearly 2 million homeowners and renters will be benefiting from one of the largest tax relief programs in New Jersey's history. Of the Murphy says homeowners with income of up to $150,000 will receive a $1500 rebate in the spring and renters will get a $450 rebate by any measure this is real relief and especially for middle class, working families, seniors, anchor is going to effectively take away years of property tax increases. And yesterday there was a deadline for homeowners and renters to fill out forms for the anchor rebate program. Outdoor dining structures here in the city giving restaurants a boost during the pandemic while they may be only a seasonal option now. Andrew Ricci, who heads the New York City hospitality alliance as restaurants will be hurt big time if they're forced to put up and then take down dining sheds every season. If they have to pay to set up their roadway dining, then take it down, store it. And then have to put it back up again. It may just be cost prohibitive. Council member, Marjorie Alaska, as a sponsoring the seasonal outdoor dining Bill, there are 13,000 outdoor dining structures across the 5 boroughs. No on laten W ABC News. You remember recently three tri state area mountain climbers were killed in an avalanche in Washington state. Now we're hearing a national park near Seattle has a much higher death rate than other sites in the park system. Well, data analyzed by NBC News shows north cascades national park as a death rate of over three times the second highest national park. The data doesn't show causes of death, but a former ranger who worked at the park said many deaths she knew of were among Alpine climbers and hikers either falling from heights or hurt by falling rock and ice, some climbers and guides are worried the dangers could worsen if the park doesn't make changes. Brad Ford, NBC News radio, The Today Show reassuring viewers everything is okay with co hosts Savannah Guthrie and hoda kotb host Craig Melvin providing an update. We know a lot of you have been wondering how she's doing. We can tell you that hoda is okay. She's got a family health matter that she has been dealing with. So we look forward to seeing hoda and Savannah back here at the desk very, very soon. Got three abruptly leaving the show mid broadcast Tuesday and wasn't on the show Wednesday after testing positive for COVID. It's the third time Guthrie has battled the virus and can't be hasn't been on the show since February 17th. WC news time coming up on 8 O three sports and your full forecast coming up next. The rush hour with Bo snerdley. Eric Adams so far is a disaster. And New Yorkers are paying the price for it. Some of them with their lives. Weekday afternoons at four. After Rudy Giuliani. City are from sitting friends in the morning, staying in a nice hotel, but not because you let a small leak in
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"Start a new month at the closing bell the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained, but only 5 points. The S&P and the NASDAQ down a bit. Russian president Vladimir Putin says that he's preparing for an upcoming visit with the president of China. This comes as top U.S. officials have warned Beijing against providing lethal aid to the Kremlin in its war against Ukraine. Russian media reporting that the Chinese president will visit Moscow to view a new metro line, partly constructed by a Chinese company, and a national park near us here in the Seattle area, has a significantly higher death rate than other sites in the park system, federal data analyzed by NBC News shows that north cascades national park has a death rate of over three times the second highest national park. The data doesn't show the causes of death, but a former ranger who worked at the park said many deaths she knew of were among Alpine climbers and hikers either falling from heights or hurt by falling rocks and ice. The widow of a crane operator who fell to his death is suing the contractors who built the new Seattle convention center edition, Jennifer Phillips says Clark construction group and lease crutcher Lewis disregarded a safety managers warning about an unstable second story platform. Brian Phillips, in September 2021, when the platform collapsed under the weight of his scissor lift died, attorneys for the contractors tell us Seattle times, they are reviewing the suit. The Seattle police department's crime dashboard shows over 600 burglaries in 2023 so far. As a result, people are taking new steps to protect their homes. Before you decide, though, to install an expensive security system, a local consumer watchdog group says there are
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"Sick and injured? The body of Queen Elizabeth now at the official royal residence in Edinburgh, Scotland, ABC's Lindsay Davis, in Scotland. In Aberdeen Shire, farmers line the route with an honor guard of tractors. Later, down the road, a dozen horses paying tribute to the queen and equestrian in her younger years. Proud and Edinburgh paying their respects. Chuck sievertson, ABC News. Stay connected, stay informed, news radio 1000 FM 97 7. Good afternoon, it's four 32 and I'm Kathy O'Shea. Here's what's happening. The smug from several wildfires blowing in over Seattle causing that haze we're saying this weekend, but air quality in Seattle southward is now rated moderate, so it is getting better. The Everett area, however, unhealthy for sensitive groups to unhealthy, and up north in Mount Vernon Bellingham and into Vancouver BC, the air quality is still unhealthy. People are evacuating areas near wildfires across our state, as level three evacuation orders are in place on both sides of the cascades. Bolt creek isn't the only major fire that crews are facing the goat rocks fire has grown to more than 2000 acres, its two miles northeast of packwood, with level three evacuation orders in that area. It caused the closure of highway 12, and the chilliwack complex started as several fires that merged into a single larger fire, its burn 5000 acres near the north cascades national park, so far no word on containment on either of those fires. Parents are
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"Part of our lives. She was impregnable to the immutable she was like the white cliffs of Dover. She her eggs very existence gave comfort and the chaotic world. What's your Portland Oregon in the past hours causing a lot of social media posts, lightning, this is the national weather service, chuck sievertson, ABC News. Stay connected, stay informed, news radio 1000 FM 97 7. Good afternoon, it's three 32 and I'm Kathy O'Shea. Here's what's happening. Both directions of U.S. too close for the weekend between index and sky comus and a mandatory level three evacuation activated due to wildfire dangers. The bolt creek fire near grotto and sky comus now estimated at 7600 acres and it's at zero containment about 500 structures are now threatened. Index is at level three evacuation which means get out now. Snow homeless county fire officials say only about half of those in the level three evacuation area have indeed departed and ask residents to please reconsider, the Red Cross is ready to assist evacuees at the evergreen state fairgrounds, but say only a few people took advantage of the cots overnight, with 8 to ten more people sleeping in their cars in the parking lots. The school district has announced school will be closed tomorrow due to the fire and due to the road closures. Bol creek isn't the only major fire that cruiser facing goat rocks fire grown to more than 2000 acres, it's two miles northeast of packwood, with level three evacuation orders in that area. It caused the closure of highway 12, and the chillet complex started as several fires that merged into a single larger blaze. It burned 5000 acres near the north cascades national park, so far no word on containment of ivar of those fires. Parents are struggling with
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"This afternoon we're in the process of moving the smoke out of here, but it's gonna take a while. Temperatures today, cooler, upper 70s to lower 80s. Again, filtered sunshine under that hazy smoke over the next couple of days, we're gonna change things up, get more of that onshore flow for Monday and Tuesday, clouds in the morning, sun in the afternoon, slight chance of a shower over the cascades and temperatures low to mid 70s. In the comment section, there are songs. Currently, it's smoky and 74° in Seattle. Stay connected, stay informed, news radio 1000 FM 97 7. Good afternoon, it's three O 6 I'm Kathy O'Shea and here's what's happening. A four year old child has gone missing in Yakima. Police say Lucy and magua is four feet tall about 40 pounds with black yarn brown eyes. He's wearing blue shorts and a blue shirt with a shark on it. Officers say he walked away from his parents around 7 yesterday evening at Sarge Hubbard park and was last seen heading southeast from the parking lot on foot. Jacob McKinney search and rescue has taken control and a helicopter has been sent to assist in the search, anyone with information is urged to call 9-1-1. Both directions of U.S. too have been closed for the weekend between index and sky comish, and a mandatory level three evacuation activated due to wildfire dangers. The bulk creek fire near grotto and skycom now estimated at 7600 acres and was first reported yesterday morning, the fire still at zero containment about 500 structures are now threatened. Index is at level three evacuation which means get out now. Fire officials say only about half of those in the level three evacuation area have indeed left, and they ask residents to please reconsider. The Red Cross is ready to assist evacuees at the evergreen state fairgrounds, but say only a few people took advantage of the cots overnight, would tend to 8 to ten more people sleeping in their cars in the parking lots. We have other major fires burning on this side of the state. Strong winds causing the goat rocks fire to grow to over 2000 acres, two miles northeast of packwood level three evacuations also in place there right now. That fire caused the closure of highway 12 all the way from skate creek to white pass. And the chilliwack complex fire has burned over 5000 acres so far near north cascades national park, authorities say lightning caused this one. In fact, it triggered several fires in the area and they have now all merged. Red flag warning is in place there as well so far, no word on containment on this blaze. That's come up for us, miss shell Esteban, some are saying a homeless camp near lumen field clouds the picture of Seattle's recovery. Come a force Paul Rivera explains. Seattle is getting ready. Football season right around the corner and Russell Wilson's coming back for another team, making the return one of the biggest games of the year and putting the city in the
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"Tuesday and Wednesday. From the como four weather center a meteorologist Rebecca Stevenson. Currently, just gorgeous sunny and 72° in Seattle. A huge brush fire yesterday near tenth and Dearborn in Seattle. The fire burn below the I 5 I 90 junction just before 9 last night, no word yet how it started, no injuries are reported, firefighters tackled it from above on the interstate ramp. Lightning related fires plagued the north cascades national park with 9 currently blazing in the remote Stephen Mather wilderness area, firefighters have notified visitors and provided alternate routes out of the closure area. Cruiser gathering additional information to develop a safe and effective course of action, to confine and contain the fires, firefighters continue to monitor the remaining fires. The Artemis one rocket is on the launch pad in Florida ready to blast off towards the moon in less than a day, launch time tomorrow schedule for 5 30 a.m. Seattle time. It's considered the next big step in space travel, but it fires must pass the uncrewed test flight with only mannequins aboard, NASA is preparing to send astronauts to the moon's surface again 50 years after its Apollo era, NASA astronaut and Richland Washington native Caleb baron tells come up for, she is excited about this mission. Our office is just so full of energy and excitement about this launch that's coming up. And looking forward to the next mission that will follow, Barron returned earth in May after spending 6 months at the International Space Station, Artemis one will carry the Orion crew capsule to a 6 week mission around the moon, if all goes well, humans could orbit the moon within two years, with a moon landing in 2025 or 2026. Drivers will pay 75 cents less across the Tacoma narrows bridge beginning October 1st when a new taxpayer subsidy takes effects statewide, the lower price to benefit about 85,000 drivers per day on the state's busiest toll route, one final approval Tuesday by the Washington state transportation commission, the current rate for a two axle car or pickup will drop from 5 25 to four 50 for vehicles displaying a good to go electronic toll pass. Other drivers may stop at a booth to pay by cash or credit card for an extra dollar or be mailed a bill with a $2 surcharge per trip. The process of approving new targeted booster shots against COVID-19 moving ahead, White House COVID coordinator, doctor Ashish jha starts this report by comma four's list bonus. These are substantial upgrades in our vaccines in terms of their ability to prevent infection, to prevent transmission, certainly to prevent serious illness and death. The FDA will have to make its decision about whether or not to sign off on the shots based on mixed data. Some of it comes from previous COVID-19 vaccines given to people, other parts include non clinical data on the BA four and BA 5 variants obtained in mice, as well as previous data from variant vaccines against earlier strains and the original omicron. So in other words, it was BA one, not the BA four VA 5, but those data were pretty underwhelming. Well, Pfizer says that their preclinical data so far shows the newer shots would work against the current known strains of omicron. Doctor Zach Jenkins of cedarville university told me, here's what we all need to know. With the newer variants that we could be hit with in the fall that we haven't seen widely spread yet. How much protection is going to be confirmed from this vaccine? Because again, it's not targeting the brand new things that are out in space somewhere. Instead, it's targeting BA four and 5, which we've already been exposed to. Now, even though The White House COVID-19 response team says that we expect these shots in a couple of weeks, the FDA will ultimately have to make the decision. I'm medical reporter Liz bonus. Northwest news time for 40. Now, here's Dan gutowski from the Beacon plumbing sports desk. The storm brought their a game to Las Vegas today and they took game one of the WNBA semifinals series against the aces. They went back and forth in the fourth quarter, but held on for a 76 73 win ju Lloyd through the big knockout punch as late with some key baskets. She had 26 points and now it's on to game two. That'll be Wednesday, game three is Sunday. Here at climate pledge arena, it's a best of 5 series and Robbie ray was excellent today for the Mariners. He throws a shutout at the guardians for nothing Dylan Moore and ty France both homered and the Mariners start a road trip now tomorrow night they'll be in Detroit. Sports at ten and 40 past the hour. Dan grotowski northwest news radio. You don't feel right. You sleep plenty, but you're always tired. Your joints hurt. You push through it. It could be lupus. We're here to help. Learn more at bee fierce
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"Syed in custody in Albuquerque in connection with the murders of four Muslim men going back to last fall, a tip from the community got police interested in syed, deputy police commander Kyle Hart says they searched science home and car. Multiple firearms were recovered from that home that are continually being tested, but right now we believe that at least one of them inside the home and one of them inside the car that was pulled over or matching to our two crime scenes. Investigators say it had disputes with all four victims. President Biden signed the ratification papers bestowing U.S. approval on NATO membership for Sweden and Finland separately powerful explosions rocked a Russian air base in Crimea, Russia denies the sake base with shelled instead saying munitions there had exploded. In western Cuba, roaring flames engulfed a fourth tank at a fuel tank farm, the fire burning since late Friday is consuming critical fuel supplies as the island deals with a growing energy crisis. Richard cantu, ABC News. Stay connected, stay informed with the northwest's only all news station northwest news radio. Good evening. I'm Kelly blier and here are the top local northwest stories, stunning developments today during a committee hearing focused on hiring more Seattle police officers, John lobert reports. With the public safety committee grinding over the details of hiring bonuses and incentives, city analyst Greg Dawson dropped this shocker. There have been a 109 separations in the first 6 months of 2022. That's about twice as much as the department originally expected. Quitting faster than Seattle PD can replace them. The department has 350 vacancies and worse yet, hiring is falling flat. How many applications results in 30 hires? 30 officers when double that number were expected. Interim police chief Adrian Diaz. If we hire 30 people, you're looking at probably four to 5 times more people applying for the job. There's almost $2 billion available for hiring and retention, but another 350 cops are eligible for retirement. Chief Diaz. It's important that we retain our officers because in order for us to build up to this, it is going to take some time. John libertini, northwest news radio. A standoff has ended in the Sammamish area after several hours this afternoon, law enforcement say a person was barricaded inside a home in the area of kahani boulevard and 244th place southeast following a domestic violence incident, the man is now in custody. A Seattle man is in custody after police say he shot and killed a 69 year old brother with an AR-15 style weapon, the watkin county sheriff's office as it happened early Monday in the north cascades national park 40 year old John Thompson was booked into the watkin county jail on suspicion of first degree murder. Three people were rushed to the hospital overnight after gunfire erupted in a residential neighborhood in auburn, police are investigating the shooting which occurred at 24 street, with a suspect still on the run, were told all three gunshot wound victims have non life threatening injuries, neighbors say a dispute began between two groups and escalated from there. Three deputies from the King County sheriff's office were treated for smoke inhalation and a man is in custody after a car caught fire of following a crash
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"Health is traffic at 7 14. Shannon O'Donnell checks our 1530 mortgage dot com where the forecast. Why they're everybody heading into the overnight and we've got great sleeping weather back in business, temps will drop into the 50s, but we'll have to watch for a chance for thunderstorms. They do start rolling into our neck of the Woods into our Wednesday. They will be stray and few and far between, but those that do come through could be heavy on the lightning, and that overall is a region will upper anti in terms of fire danger the next couple of days. In the coming four weather center, I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell. Sunny skies currently 77° in Seattle. Stay connected, stay informed with the northwest's only all news station northwest news radio. Good evening. It is 7 O 5. I'm Kelly blier and here's what's happening. Incumbent Republican representative Jaime Herrera beutler has conceded the race in the district three congressional race. Yesterday she dropped to third place trailing Joe cat a former green beret endorsed by Trump, he now leads her by nearly a thousand votes. Democrat Marie gluten camp Perez and Kent will advance to the November ballot, in a statement Herrera butler says she was incredibly grateful to have served in the U.S. Congress, and is proud she always told the truth, stuck to her principles, and did what she knew to be best for the country. Washington's new Secretary of State will not be a Republican, the latest vote totals have income at Steve Hobbs, a Democrat and Julie Anderson, a nonpartisan, as the top two vote getters, former Republican Secretary of State Kim Wyman left the post to take a job overseeing election integrity with the Biden administration. People in the area of boulevard and 244th place southeast are being told to shelter in place where law enforcement is dealing with a barricaded suspect following what's described as a domestic violence incident. Police are asking everyone else to avoid the area at this time will bring you more information as we get it. An urgent tone this afternoon from King County health officials about the spread of monkeypox, John lobert reports. 155 cases of monkeypox and King County. About three quarters of those cases are resonance with them in Seattle. Doctor Jeff duchin, Kelly health officer, says the spread continues to be largely among gay men. Men who report sexual or close intimate contact with other men sometimes with anonymous or multiple partners during the exposure period in cape county, all of our cases have been in this group. The monkeypox vaccine is in short supply, and the 9000 doses receive so far are going fast. We estimate the potential need for vaccine doses to be around 40,000 people. 40,000 people and half of them are at high risk, even safe sex, not enough at this point, say health officials. John lobert, northwest news radio. Police officers are quitting faster than Seattle PD can hire them. That new surface during another hearing today over the city's plan to pay hiring and retention bonuses, city analyst Gregg doss. Unfortunately, the big story here is that there have been a 109 separations in the first 6 months of 2022. That's about twice as much as the department originally expected. Seattle PD is down more than 350 officers and another 350 are eligible for retirement. The city is almost $2 million in that bonus pool. A popular former Seattle seahawk has been arrested in Las Vegas, police say they were conducting a vehicle stop involving Marshawn Lynch just before 7 30 this morning through the course of the investigation officers concluded that lynch was impaired. He was transported to the Las Vegas city jail and booked for driving under the influence. A Seattle man is in custody after police say he shot and killed his brother with an AR-15 style rifle, the watkin county sheriff's office as it happened early Monday in the north cascades national park, 40 year old John Thompson, was booked into the watcom county jail and suspicion of first degree murder of deputies say he has confessed to killing his 69 year old brother Robert. A piece of living history is coming to Seattle and you can take a ride in it. Ryan Harris has the details. Members of the commemorative air force, which has been around since the 50s are bringing their B-17 bomber from Arizona to the museum of flight. CAF Arizona's Mike Garrett tells me their goal is to honor the sacrifices of the young men from the greatest generation who flew these planes in World War II. Folks who don't know about World War II and to inspire others to help preserve this memory and even come join us in restoring planes and keeping them flying. So how do you get parts for a 75 year old plane? Mike says they get creative. We kind of scrounge around and get them. We still run turbochargers on our D 17. We were able to find some in France that were brand new and boxes. And Mike says there are FAA approved parts makers. The B-17 will be at the museum of flight from Wednesday afternoon through Sunday and for 475 bucks, you can take a flight on an historical treasure. Brian Harris, northwest news radio. Thank you, Ryan, from the Beacon plumbing sports desk game two
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"cascades national park" Discussed on Pantsuit Politics
"Off an entire month of our our mini sabbatical as you called it. Well i think like many of our listeners. I wait with bated breath to hear about your fortieth birthday celebrations in your travels throughout the pacific northwest. Yes we took two weeks as a family of five but my boys and i flew out early and met my father and my nephew for today's disneyland. Which i'm now a full disneyland. Convert i love how compacted is. I'm also think cars land which does not exist in. Disneyworld is just the coolest in radiator springs. Racers i believe is the name is absolutely the coolest ride i've ever been on a loved it so much. We wrote it twice. We had a great time and disneyland. Met my husband in seattle for those of you. Who didn't follow along my personal instagram. We went to olympic national park north cascades national park mount rainier national park down the coast of oregon to the redwoods national park california up through crater lake national park in oregon and then flew out of portland so we spent two full weeks in the pacific northwest on the most basic level. It was a delight because it was like a hundred degrees in new and we were dying near cold on the oregon coast but it is just absolutely stunning landscapes. I mean we watched the sunset on the ocean. We watched the sunset over mountain. Ranges that literally turned purple purple mountains majesty. We sang the song the whole shebang. We ate amazing food. I definitely like laid. My hand on a redwood and cried act surprised but it just we had a truly truly amazing trip through that part of the country. It was so fun. Felt like our listeners particularly our listeners in the pacific northwest on call tourist agents like i would put it on instagram. Like i need a place to eat here and literally within seconds or can we make this ferry like like they were just there for me and it just it was the most beautiful amazing reminder of the incredible diversity of our country both in geography in culture in food it just. It was incredible gift for my fortieth birthday. I'm so grateful that we got to take the trip that it went smoothly for the most part. We had some hiccups. Nothing major. We even primarily escaped the smoke. Well at least we felt like we escaped. I don't think our sinuses escaped it at the end of the day but it really was an incredible trip. And i'm just so grateful to have been able to take it and i'm grateful to be back as well because it was enriching and energizing and just all the all the best things travel can be. How was your july. Well let me ask you a question. I did you plan the trip yourself or did you use an agency because you see you covered a lot of ground. Oh no. I planned it myself. Probably back in gosh. Maybe march or april. I mean i was booking some of the last beyond since some of our places. But i planned out the road trip to get. I wanted to get as many national parks as we could. Because that's what we're trying to. We're trying we listened. I bought my husband this national park scratch off calendar. It has lit a fire under us. We're trying to get through all of them. We've gone through eight. And gosh the last month so no nine and so i try. I planned the road trip portion of dependent on obviously like a lot of internet. There was one blogging particular called the weightless i think is her name. And she had some really good pacific northwest sort of itinerary. So i took bits and pieces of hers but i plan to myself and you previously on the podcast shared on your fortieth birthday you plan to spend some time with psychedelics. And i'm just wondering if that happened. No that's that's still in the it's in the birthday celebratory period which is as i have previously stated on the podcast. My best friend. Elizabeth turns forty in october which means she won't turn forty one until october of twenty twenty two. Which is when. I will officially declared into my fortieth birthday celebration but up until then anything's on the table. So yeah that's still that's still on the anterior. I'm looking at the the details of that will be. We'll definitely share my journey. Don't worry and of course the entire time on this amazing road trip. I had best birthday advent counter. She had organized including credible messages from my friends family members and listeners. Just probably making me unbearable for my family member. Because i was starting the day every morning with like this is how you've changed me. This is why you're wonderful. And i would just like you know. Come up for breakfast and be like do you wanna hear all the way some wonderful again today family members. So that's been still going. It's a forty day advent so it's just. It's been incredible as well good. I'm glad you enjoyed it. And then of course. I came back and my house had been repainted the ground and my friends. They're like re hung on my artwork. As i said and let me just tell you that i did not plan that as a fortieth birthday but that feels like the best fortieth birthday present to myself. I cannot recommend enough coming back to clean walls and like a fresh perspective on your house. Did i threaten my children within an inch of their life if they put their greasy fingerprints on my freshly painted walls has created a little bit attention. Maybe but it's worth it. 'cause it's freaking gorgeous and i'm so happy i did that and accessible beige from sherwin williams is just as wonderful as everyone says is which is good because i pay like montenegro for that color but it's so brady so happy with it. So how is your july you. I'll tell you that. I think it was the best of times and the worst of times. We did not travel in july for a huge variety of reasons. A big win being that we put in a pool this year which has been a long time in the planning and saving for and actually getting built after save at chad has worked himself to death outside you know doing landscaping stuff and running speaker wire for the sound system out there and just there's always some job with the pool and chad has worked incredibly hard over the month of july and i am so grateful for it and we've had wonderful times out there especially with our friends and neighbors and it has resulted because we have not been working in has been out there busy so much in me basically being a stay at home mom for the month of july and i so admire people who can do that job and have that calling and i'm not one of them. I'll just be honest with you. It's not good for me. It is not good for my spirit. I don't think it's good for my children. And i am very very happy to be getting back to work as much as i enjoyed having some some rest and getting some projects done around the house. I organized a lot of things. I cleaned the freezer just stuff. It's always on my list. You know but i never really get to. I started working on some new habits. I'm playing the piano everyday. I'm doing dueling. Go to work on my spanish everyday like some some good things. I read a lot of fiction. Since i wasn't reading supreme court decisions. I'm so so there were there. Were really good things. And also i am ready for a routine and a schedule and some independence for everybody in our house. My children are about to commit crimes against each other. The sibling squabbles. Are it's too much. And i think i don't know how this month would have felt to me after a more normal year but i think having another month where we were just all here at our house together after a long year and a half of us all being here in our house together was not great for me and so i i am really glad to be getting back to it. Yeah i have to especially when our kids are off from this summer. And i'm like even learning more about how we can do our job next summer and thinking through this i just i cannot do the job and be in the house with them. I honestly even if there's no work. I just don't like to be in my house with my kids. That sounds bad. I like to be out in the world with my kids. I love it. I like being at like go to the park. Like but even when i was a stay at home mom and i wasn't working we were out of the house a lot..
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"cascades national park" Discussed on KOMO
"What they're seeing, but it's also An intriguing Barometer, if one picture is worth 1000 words, if you pair it with one of Scurlock, so it's got to be worth a million. Right geologist Dr John Riedel said The comparison gave him pause. He just retired from the National Park service at North Cascades National Park and has watched Baker for decades. That changes there, he says. It's a dramatic indicator of climate change with an impact on everybody. Climate affects everything right. It affects pasts and disease and, uh, agriculture and it affect salmon and run off. Those things all affect us is so gradual that people don't see it on a daily basis. Um, but it's there. One of the biggest impacts is on freshwater glacier seat, Our lakes and our rivers. And particularly the time like right now, in the summer, when we are seeing little rainfall, almost Michelle Esteban and a warning for parents when it comes to the dangers out there for kids in summertime or logical problems, Okay, switching gear a new warning for parents this morning looking at other dangers. Kids face each summer camo cease. Whitaker's lied to show us some of the things parents may not notice, but they should Denise right. After months of sitting still getting schoolwork done. Parents are happy to see the kids outside, but before letting them wander too far. There's a safety checklist. All parents are urged to review. Let me start with the deadliest activity kids face. It's the water. Drowning is the leading cause of death and injury for kids. Actually the leading cause for toddlers between the ages of one and four, and we have another spike for teenagers as they become less likely to wear life jackets and more likely to overestimate their swimming skills. The Consumer Product Safety Commission urges pool owners to follow all federal regulations for fencing, often securing pools and spas. The CPSC also urges parents to learn CPR. Take swimming lessons themselves and teach their kids how to swim. Camoes Denise Whitaker come on news time. 12 40 time for an update on sports from the Beacon Plumbing. Sports Desk. NBA FINALS W NBA All Star Game Bill Sports has it all. For the men. NBA Finals Game four in Milwaukee and on Camo T V for the Bucks are coming off an impressive 20 point home Court win but still trail Phoenix Suns 12 Women's All Star game in Las Vegas tonight, a different format with the WNBA's top players like Candace Parker matched up against the U. S national team going to the Olympics. I think we've seen it on the NBA side. How changing the All Star format. Um Makes it more exciting. I mean, who doesn't want to see some of the best players in the world going up against each other? Parker grew up playing video games. Now she'll be the first female basketball player on the cover of one The Chicago Sky Star will appear on the NBA's 2022 cover MLB All Star game won by the American League last night for the eighth year in a row. Regular season resumes for the Seattle Mariners in Anaheim against the Angels Friday night ever it lost to the Tri City 98 series continues at Fung Cofield this evening and round one of golf's final major of the year. The Open championship tees off about midnight Seattle time England's Royal ST George's hosting for the 15th time. Sports at 10 and 40. After the hour Bill Schwartz come on his Right.
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5-year-old Utah girl goes missing, sparking massive search
"Stole a young girl. Well, has quite a survival story after she was found in rural what can county last night. A massive search led rescuers to Quin dalstrom. She was found about a half mile from the Goodell creek campgrounds where she was staying with her family about eighty miles east of Bellingham. Komo Steve McCarron reports searchers found that little girl in a heavily wooded area. This is a huge relief. Everyone hoping for this positive outcome before darkness set in again. We were able to find the loss. Little girl, got exciting news came just moments after some of the I team's emerged from a long exhausting. Search for Gwendal Stroman in north cascades, national park. Those teams heard the seven year old does she hunkered down in a steep rocky area but a half mile from where she was last seen Saturday night till wasn't like she continued to wander in wondering wander. And so we think she'd probably sat down somewhere and then she wound up calling out to the rescuers more than one hundred twenty volunteers in five canine crews helped with the search at times using a helicopter drone to try to get a view
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Massive Search For Young Girl Is Successful
"Room. A young girl has quite the story to tell after being found in rural Watkin county last night, a massive search finally read rescuers to Gwen dill stream, she was found about a half mile from the Goodell creek campgrounds where she was staying with her family about eighty miles east of Bellingham. Here's komo's Steve McCarron searchers found that little girl and heavily wooded area. This is a huge relief. Everyone hoping for this positive outcome before darkness set in again. We were able to find the little girl exciting news came just moments after some of the I team's emerged from a long exhausting. Search for Glendale Stroman in north cascades, national park. Those teams heard the seven year old that she hunkered down in a steep rocky area but a half mile from where she was last seen Saturday night. So wasn't like she continued to wander in wondering wonder, and so we think she'd probably sat down somewhere and then she wound up coming out to the rescuers one hundred twenty volunteers in five Canaan on cruise helped with the search at times using a helicopter drone to try to get you from above.
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Mother Orca Spotted Carrying Dead Calf For 17th Day
"Of our resident killer whale group j. pod were spotted this morning in the. Strait, of Juan too few Komatsu Romero tells us, fisheries experts, from, both the US and Canada are closely, watching the health of two of the female orcas their top priority is three. And a half year old Jay fifty who, was seen swimming with. Her. Mother and socializing with the. Rest of j. pod however Sheila Thornton with fisheries, and oceans, Canada says certainly that no. I have gathered have indicated her condition Deteriorated over the last They need to get close enough to Jay fifty for another health assessment before deciding whether or not to try. And give her medication they're also watching Jay thirty-five who's been carrying her dead calf for more than two weeks for any sign that she might not be taking good enough care of herself I certainly think that link Situation of. Carrying the. Campus is unprecedented, Noah's female orcas in general can go up to four weeks without, food before health may deteriorate.
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Washington, 16 other states sue Trump administration over family separations
"The komo twenty four seven news center today's supreme court decision upholding president trump's travel ban has sparked outrage and protests one of those rallies was right here in seattle komo's jeff pohjola has more from outside federal courthouse a couple of hundred people gathered in downtown rallying against the five to four decision decision not only attacks the muslim communities but also opens the door to government and court sanction discrimination other ethnic and religious groups or marisha con is one of the organizers the muslim ban as part of president trump's larger unamerican war immigrant families including his administration's incarceration of immigrants and inhumane separation of children and parents at the border the rally briefly disrupted traffic on fifth avenue planned a few counter protesters tried to disrupt the proceedings but bicycle officers were able to keep the peace in downtown seattle jeff pohjola komo news the trump administration is praising today's supreme court decision upholding the president's travel ban attorney general jeff sessions criticizing lower court rulings that attempted to block it very pleased with the outcome today and hope that this goes some way toward ending the practice of the broad nationwide injunctions which in my view gravely threaten the rule of law the executive order mostly targets several muslimmajority countries in addition to north korea and venezuela allowing illegal immigrants to stay in the us as long as they stay in agriculture komo's shoe romero reports that proposals being looked at as part of a broader immigration bill by the house of representatives this week agriculture amendment would grant legal status to undocumented workers for a few years but only if they keep working in fields and return to their home countries for at least forty five days during that time it would offer no permanent residency or allow them to try other occupations if they leave agriculture they must leave the us while some in agriculture support illegal path for undocumented workers to stay in the us others don't care for that path might gambler is with the washington growers league i think that's going to create more of an underground economy of sorts people probably get out of agriculture and do whatever they have to to survive the amendment would also allow farm employers to charge for housing rather than provide it for free to workers as is required by current law see romero komo news state attorney general promise to sue the trump administration over family separations at the border today he followed through on that promise sixteen other states in the district of columbia joined with bob ferguson on a lawsuit it says the administration violated the constitutional due process rights of the parents and children and that the administration's violating federal asylum laws by turning families away at the border the two senators from the north west continue to press the trump administration on reuniting children separated from their parents after being caught entering the country illegally oregon's ron wyden says it's clear the health and human services administration has no idea what it's doing department is scrambling to collect resumes of individuals with experience in child care it's clear that the department was woefully unprepared meanwhile washington senator maria cantwell personally press secretary alex as are on the case of one asylumseeker being held in seatac the secretary promising are putting kids in touch with parents to make sure that happens that that we want to we we're working every parent child want them in regular touch regular community please let me know off line we'll get on that and make sure that that's happening however as our says the agency must be able to prove a percentage before families can be reunited reunited national park service says it made three rescues and a single they over the past weekend on sunday helicopter crew rescued in eighteen year old man from the north cascades national park then they flew to olympic national park to rescue a fifty five year old man who had been in the back country for six days an emergency beacon activated from out rainier were rescued two climbers the superintendent of mount rainier national parks and he's proud of the work the crew did boeing has unveiled a new concept plane it's jet that would be capable of traveling at mach five fast is that that's five times the speed of sound or.