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Northwest Newsradio
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"7, stay connected, stay informed. Good to have you with us here for the morning as you grab our coffee. Let's get you the latest now. We have a 24/7 northwest news center. I'm Mark Christopher painter Webb as our editor. And hours long standoff finally comes to an end to Lake Forest park last night has started when officer spotting a man bought it for robbery and still homeless county there at town center mall during the afternoon, the man ran from police went into a home in an area of northeast one 75th in ballinger way. Yeah, there was somebody there at the time at the home. They got out safely while the man then barricaded himself. It's about 9 o'clock last night a S.W.A.T. team found the man hiding in the basement of that home. They found a way to arrest him. There were no injuries. Happening Monday, the mother of missing 5 year old Oakley Carlson expected entero plea on identity theft charges Jordan Bowers was arrested Sunday just minutes after she was all done serving a sentence for endangering two of her other children with drugs. Document show police found credit cards in the plumbing of the hotel she and Oakley's father, Andrew Carlson, were staying out in December of 2021. Her daughter Oakley has been missing since February 2021 at that time, Oakley was only 5 years old. So imagine this a city, the size of Lewis and Idaho, and it is Lewiston, Idaho, where residents were hoping to get their water. In time for the weekend, but due to a reservoir, failure in a portion of the city's water system that's currently being assessed. The city of Lewis and public works department still issuing a boil water alert order for all its customers. It started just a couple of days ago. This will be the third day through an abundance of caution the alert was for the city of Lewiston customers only the city also asked that its customers practice conserving water as much as possible more details can be found on the website for the city of Lewiston. Law enforcement investigating after a reported threat evolving a Warren Washington schools. Grant county sheriff's office working with a warden police and the warden school district after deputies received reports of possible threats on Thursday evening. Investigators say the person who made the nonspecific threat, a 13 year old student, the threat was not believed to be critical. Warden schools were operating normal on Friday but deputies in Morton police decided to have extra patrols on campus just to be safe. By the way, the student who allegedly made the threat the 13 year old and his parents have been contacted by investigators. The time right now at 8 O 8 police in Tacoma looking for a suspect linked to several bank robberies, they shared a photo on social media, the suspect and shared with us here at our website. This is at the umpqua bank on south pearl street. The man handed a teller a note demanding cash, police say he also robbed a bank in Redmond earlier in the month. If you have any information you asked to call Tacoma PD. And a man dead now after being attacked with that hammer, a story we shared with you a week ago, the incident of fourth and pike in downtown Seattle. Lennon Nguyen. Prosecutors tell me that they expect charges for the suspect to be upgraded to murder once they review the victim's medical records. This attack happened last Friday afternoon at fourth and pike and was unprovoked according to investigators, prosecutors say the suspect 34 year old Christopher Martin was out on release from a separate robbery case from last year when he allegedly
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"Clearing again tomorrow afternoon with highs warming to the mid 70s. Same thing on Friday, a little more cloud cover coming in Saturday and there is a chance of rain Sunday, but that'll back off into the 4th of July, might have some drizzle left over first thing Monday morning. In downtown Seattle, now 66 stay connected, stay informed, northwest news radio 1000 FM 97 7, sponsored by K two vision RLE. Our editor Bello Neil I'm Rick found size checking headlines change coming to the United States Supreme Court. Brown Jackson will be sworn in as the nation's first black female justice at noon tomorrow, Eastern Time. Battle coincide with the formal retirement of veteran justice Stephen Breyer. The grant county sheriff's office lifting all evacuations tonight east of soap Lake put into effect yesterday because of a wildfire to firefighters suffered minor injuries when a water tender truck rolled off a road, fire officials urging people to be extremely careful with fireworks, which are banned in many areas, including most puget sound cities. Singer and convicted sexual predator R. Kelly sentenced today to 30 years behind bars. At least the jaffe spoke with ABC's Derek Dennis about the case. An attorney representing some of the victims of former R&B crooner R. Kelly says this sentencing today for subjecting young fans to systemic sexual abuse was long overdue. No one can undo the harm that has been done to these victims. Gloria allred saying they were ready for justice for mister Kelly. Derek Kelly's attorneys, though, claim his accusers were motivated by money, much different story. Oh, absolutely. I mean, that was their argument all along claiming R. Kelly was innocent of the charges against him. Though the judge, the federal judge and Brooklyn courtroom didn't buy it at all, essentially throwing the book at R. Kelly, giving him 30 years in prison. He'll get some time off for good behavior, but it's essentially a life sentence says R. Kelly is 55 years old right now. You know, he had been facing long-standing accusations of sexually abusing women and young girls or one of the charges involved a bribery charge related to his relationship with the late singer Aaliyah to get her a fake ID so the two could be married after she believed she was pregnant. She passed away years ago, but R. Kelly had been dogged by claims of trying to marry Aaliyah while she was just 15 years old. And so that came up in the court proceedings as well. R. Kelly sat there without much of a reaction for most of the day, including when the sentencing was read aloud that were victims impact statements that were presented in court before the sentencing from 7 accusers, one of them said she felt like she wanted to commit suicide because he had wronged her so badly and abused her so much. And so again, R. Kelly facing 30 years in prison. And that's for racketeering conviction, involving sexual assault and sex trafficking of these underage women underage girls. But how come then so many fans still adore him despite the abuse? It's amazing. And that's really part of this story here, not only were there fans showing up at the courthouse in Brooklyn, there's one man who's facing charges for trying to go after the prosecutors who were prosecuting R. Kelly, making threats against them. And so he's in trouble with the law for that. So many fans love his music. He was a very popular singer, his hits run the gamut and there was discussion about whether he could afford to pay a fine in this case and his attorneys tried to claim that R. Kelly is indigent, but prosecutors said, he's got millions of dollars in royalties that could be released right away that could more than cover any fine against him. And so R. Kelly declared non indigent at all, but a million worth millions because of his music career. The accusers got to tell the court what they were feeling, that they felt he misled his fans and had preyed on them. One of them saying she'd literally wish she could die because of how low he made her feel. What did he do? You said he was sort of downcast during much of this proceeding today. What did he do as the accusers were talking directly to him? There were many points where he grimaced a bit. He was conferring with his attorneys. Interesting though, one of his victims that was presented by prosecutors is a woman who's supporting him now. One of his girlfriends who claims that they're now engaged to be married despite the charges that he had faced is now sentenced for and will spend 30 years in prison for. As you said, a lot of supporters out there, including at least one woman who was presented as a victim, and is now engaged to be married to R. Kelly. ABC's Derek Dennis, thank you, Derek. And that's ELISA jaffe reporting. Our northwest news
The Mom Voice
"grant county sheriff office" Discussed on The Mom Voice
"Okay. Back to the show. It's the week of september twenty third two thousand twenty one. Emma what do we need to know. We have to start off with the biggest headline everywhere script. The nation you guys have talked about it. Almonte boys oh yes biggest. Headlines is about missing girl gabby petito here is the latest so authorities found her body. It's been confirmed in wyoming and according to the coroner manner of death is homicide which means she was killed not a lot of specifics though but officials or the official cause of death is pending until final autopsy. Reports are in. I want to give you guys some background. On this case on july second gabby petito set off on a trip with her fiance brian laundry driving to yellowstone national park. They never made it. Their laundry returned home without gabby on september first. Her parents though didn't report her missing until september eleventh. As soon as lonzo was declared a person of interest by authorities. He disappeared his parents. Tell f. b. i. agents. He went hiking in a nature preserve sometime last week. In vanished agencies have been calming the preserve that his parents say he took off too. But according to cnn. It's not that easy first. Laundry had a couple days headstart so he may have traveled a significant distance by car or by foot. They don't know also the area that search crews are combing through right now is swampy and it's infested with gators and snakes gabby body was found on sunday at a campground embroidered. Bridger teton national forest. It's right near the grand teton national park in wyoming on monday the f. b. i. Searched the home that both gabby and brian were living in with his parents. That's in florida also on monday. The grant county sheriff's office in utah. They released nine one one audio from a witness who said he saw a man slap a woman and then saw a white ford transit van with florida plates. Drive away the domestic dispute between these two. Brian and gabby was reported about a month before. Gabby family reported her missing. And this is what's so sad. The conclusion of that report indicated that officers on-scene had viewed gabby as the aggressor still trying to make sense of here. But that's in their official report. Of course this story is developing by the minute so keep it locked among cast on instagram at emma. J. t. v. is where you can find more updates another top headline in a topic..
The Adam Carolla Show
"grant county sheriff office" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"News with gene grad. Let's revisit the gabby potato thing can. Because i i have some audio and play so yes as we talked about earlier. Authorities announced sunday that a body consistent with the description of gabby. She's the twenty two year old. Who disappeared while on across country. Van trip boyfriend was found in wyoming's bridger titan national forest. The announcement was made sunday evening by the national park. Service the fbi in denver and other law enforcement She was reported missing by her parents on september eleventh but they hadn't heard from her for like a good two weeks before that also some discrepancies. Every this is. abc news. Says her boyfriend. Twenty-three-year-old brian laundry. I've also seen online an age. That would make him thirty seven so confused about that as well. But he's a person of interest he's bounced still looking for him but you must probably good news and bad news. You know what i mean. Being a person of interest sounds pretty good. You know like if you're in high school and to something and you won the spelling bee but later on it becomes a bad thing. It's true john mullany as a bit about that and he said if somebody came down to my motel room and said excuse me sir. Can we have a minute. Europe person of interest. You very fancy but this guy is gone and if you haven't heard this already we haven't played it. This is the nine one. One called the passer-by called in to say that he saw a man and a woman fighting in their van. And that's when they got pulled over. So i'll play the whole thing. It's not right in a van. All it's forty nine seconds and it's very telling the way he describes it grant county sheriff's office. Hi can you hear me sir. Yeah yeah i i'm calling. I'm right on the corner of main street by moon flower. And we're driving by and i'd like to report a domestic dispute. The florida with the white van. Florida license plate white land gentlemen feared they just drove off. They're going down main street. They made a A right onto main street from moon flower. Or what were they doing but What do you say what were they doing. We drove by in the gentleman with flopping girl who slapping her and then we stop. They ran up and down the sidewalk high. Hold on for a second i. I've i learned this a long time ago. They're always super. She'd eat the people that are calling nine one every episode concerned citizens I learned many years ago. That when somebody destroyed my car some drunk driver destroyed my car and didn't wanna pay and had to go into like small-claims and stuff like that. And i got all my receipts and everything. We went down to van is a courtroom like at some point. That little picket fence doesn't stop anyone from attacking inaugurated. It's all just pocket circumstance. Barely twenty three inches off the ground. People are just gonna use it as a stepping stone to launch themselves into the attorney but but they just have that little. And like i got there and i was like excuse me what order and like down sir. Sit down and i was like well. I'm i'm i'm not the defendant. I'm on your side. I come down to sit down. And then i realized i said this mark era so that everyone on the other side of that gate is guilty. Everyone's hey i'm guilty of making them work. Yes i'm asking them to do. Shit that's why every time they call nine one. The person's annoyed call nine one one and the person's like i was fucking taxing my friend but what the fuck what what do you want. Where'd you say they were. And also that sort of thing where it's like ever anytime you try to go onto a lot and the guy's got the clipboard and like i'm here to see jimmy kimmel. My name is adam corolla. What is your name again. Really kind of a big part of your job. Ron moonbeam and main street. What streets like jello pad finger slap on this call. Sometimes i had a friend who called nine one one of the physical address. I'm not ordering the corner of any physical address. That was what dan. the machete writes. Yes yes beach super annoyed you for repeating shit you said. Four seconds earlier yes Little dismissive they should definitely be nice but again. It's that element of. I was just checking my tinder profile. And now you really up in me to do your bidding. You have one episode where the girls Tried to report a murder. Sure tons of attitude operator. This was in the news recently. That got fired for hanging people right so we know they do it. You're not four one one nine one one right. I mean who do you think you are. Tsa you gotta be down a listen you gotta be friendly and cordial. It's weird backing them. Do something have you seen the latest. I think i saw it on facebook some shirts. it's making the rounds but there was wondering the super bowl a few years ago. Now there's a new one of the women ordering a pizza and calling nine one one and at first they're super pissed and they'll go you call on place no don't they did like guys like throwing a vase at her in the background. Well that's a new. There's two things they have no short term memory no retention right going to spit out a name and a street in a corner and ten four seconds later they want to know the scream again number one again. That's that's got to be part of the training but number two in no particular hurry. So what's being stabbed in the apartment x. me they got all the time in the world. Let's play this guy playing one more time. He is a doesn't have street name but then peace and no particularly in this. This guy may be beating the crap out of this woman head right. Yeah yeah. I'm calling. I'm right on the corner of main street moon flower. And we're driving by. And i'd like to report a domestic dispute with the white van. Sorta license play white man. Gentlemen years hold on where so that just told you. yeah. I don't have a beacon street. Sorry go ahead just drove off. They're going down main street. They made a a right onto main street removed. Or what were they doing but What you were they doing. We drove by in the gentleman with flapping girl Slapping her yes and then we stop. They ran up down the sidewalk. He proceeded to hitter hopped.
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"grant county sheriff office" Discussed on KOMO
"Police Accountability changes are now in effect in Washington, and Monica Alexander, the director of the state Training Academy, says she and her staff embrace those changes. We get more from Kemal's Keith Eldritch. The new state laws include the priority of de escalating any situation first shielding and distance equals time and that time gives you an opportunity to deescalate yourself. First of all, and then also to have a conversation with what you're trying to, you know, arrest and making sure that you it ends safely. The escalation training is not new. It's been going on for years. But what is new is the banning of tear gas and choke holds and a limit on high speed chases, really concerned some of the limits On your tool belt that they're being taken away from you. Just the feeling overall on policing right now that you were gonna lose officers, you know, I hear a lot of conversation about officers wanting to leave. But I still hear people passionately talk about joining policing Ridge. Come on. Here's people. The most is like our mourning the death of an eight year old boy who was killed when a 13 year old shot him with a pellet gun. Firearms instructor Dave Kellett says pellet guns, BB guns, An air rifle should all be handled as carefully as more regulated guns. If you think somebody needs to be supervised, shooting a 3 57 Magnum. They need to be supervised Shooting an arrogant. The Grant County Sheriff's Office is investigating the little boy's death as a tragic accident rather than a homicide not push to move parts of Oregon into Idaho continues, Como's Frank Lindsay explains. This week, five Eastern Oregon counties, Baker Grant Lake Mail here, and Sherman voted to consider becoming part of Idaho. Last year, Union and Jefferson counties voted to require county officials to study or support such a move, according to the Oregonian. Supporters believe those mostly rural, Eastern and southern Oregon counties would be better served in Idaho because it's more politically conservative. For this to actually happen. Both the Oregon and Idaho legislatures would have to approve as with the U. S. Congress. Frank Lindsay Comeau knew the Portland based relief agency Mercy Corps has released an investigative report that documents decades of abuse suffered by the daughter of the organization's co founder, Ellsworth Culver, at his hands. Tanya Cole for Humphrey is 50 years old now And finally, after all these years, the organization her father co founded is apologizing for failing her not believing her When Nearly 30 years ago, she told board members what her father was doing to her and other girls. My dad. My dad. Arrested me. Actually abused me, starting from when I was kind of garden age. Through in high school. It wasn't until that documentary and late 2019 produced by the Oregonian did Mercy Corps launch its own investigation into the cover up of Ellsworth Culver's horrifying behavior. Investigation, details how Tawni was taken on international trips with her father for Mercy Corps and girls in those countries were also sexually and physically abused, she told them. A girl in Thailand actually died after a night of being sexually abused in 1992. She talked about the abuse that of women's prayer group. It came to the attention of Mercy Corps leadership, but they protected her father. That's cold. Carleen Johnson reporting. Ellsworth Culver died in 2005. Come on news time 8 39. We'll get to a sports update me in one minute today on news forward for we're working for you An inside look at the local Cupid Vaccine Trial for kids What Children reported days after getting the shot and how it could impact the timeline of kids being vaccinated today at four P.m. on NBC for tonight. It's the voice live rounds and Nick Jonas warrants his first win. Let's get this done. Who's got what it takes and whose dream ends here. Watch, live and vote to save your face. The voice live rounds tonight on NBC. I made 40 that's trying to get to the Beacon Plumbing Sports desk. Once again, Tom Butler's off Here's Cuomo's Eric Heights. The Mariners were swept by the Tigers, losing six to last night. The bright spot for the EMS was Kyle Seager, who hit a two run shot in the first inning is 84th home run AT T Mobile Park, a stadium record. It means I've been here for a little while. I think the two guys I passed it in a few years less than I did so it's pretty special. He passed Roly Baniyas and Nelson Cruz on the team. Mobile home run list. The ends are off today, then hit the road to play the San Diego Padres this weekend. Also in the Ale West last night, the Astros won for the seventh time in eight games by beating the Athletics 8 to 1. Zack Greinke struck out eight and allowed one run on four hits over eight innings Theater example team is ranked fifth in the nation, but the NC double a decided coach, Heather Tars Huskies. We're only good enough to be the 16 seed in the national tournament. Never take anything for granted. I think the initial selections left us wondering if we were even in the tournament for 60 teams being announced ahead of us which for us it was unexpected. The host the regional beginning tomorrow against Portland State and the anti Devil, A Division One council plans to act on legislative proposals next month. That would allow athletes to be paid to be sponsors and product endorsers. The goal is to have legislation in place by July. 1st Sports Attendant 40 Minutes past the hour. I'm Eric Heights, Coma New. It's a 42 right now we'll check traffic and weather for you coming up.
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"Preston, ABC News Co. Moh news 1000 FM. 97 7, It is 5 31 right now, and it's Thursday morning. Cloudy skies some folks we're seeing a few light showers this morning. It's 46 degrees at Sea Tac Airport along with Greg Herschel time, Madam Factor here. The top stories from the Coma 24 7 News Center. The State Health Department reports 855 new cases of covert 19 since the last report. 58 more people have been hospitalized. 20 more people have died here in Washington, and the state is now administered more than 6.4 million doses of vaccine across the Northwest. A unique exception made for unemployment claims he's about to expire. Cole's Brian Calvert takes a closer look. And why some business owners or not sure, this will make a difference since the pandemic began. Not only has there been an extra $300 in weekly unemployment checks, but the requirement to have you seek work while receiving benefits was suspended. That last part is about to end. We're rolling back the temporary requirements. David Gerston, filled with Oregon's employment division, says his state's work search requirement is returning within two months. It could be enough to push those on the fence back into the workforce, especially in the restaurant industry. The Washington Hospitality Association guesses it's 100,000 workers short right now. Restaurant owner Nate told him fears ending unemployment perks won't actually solve the problem. There's a percentage of people in the industry who have simply changed jobs. Don't trust the industry anymore. All these pivots indoor dining, no end or dining, You know 20% 50%, Mass. No masks. It messes with people's Brian Calvert pneumonias after the accidental shooting death of an eight year old Moses Lake. Boy of Firearms instructor warns pellet guns are as dangerous as a 22 caliber rifle More from Cuomo's Corwin Hate, a 13 year old boy fired the shot that fatally wounded eight year old Jacob Moon Joo's Tuesday night. The Grant County Sheriff's Office is treating his death as a tragic accident. The weapon was a pellet gun and firearms instructor Dave Kellett says. The innocents sounding name disguises a potentially deadly weapon. They are very, very powerful. Some of them equal the power of of actual firearm salad guns, BB guns, air rifles. These are the sorts of guns often associated with kids at play. But Cal, it emphasizes. They are not toys. If you think somebody needs to be supervised, shooting a 3 57 Magnum. They need to be supervised. Shooting an arrogant little former sheriff's deputy says the safety principles are exactly the same for both always treat the gun as if it is loaded. And he says, never appoint any gun at another person. Corwin Hague Co. Moh news Coming up on the comb all morning news. I'm Frank Lindsay. I'll tell you why. Some records on some transgender state prison inmates won't be made public colonias got 5 34 traffic.
KQED Radio
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"Legacy and their unique brand of wisdom. And my mother who has always known me better than I've known myself takes my hot red little face in her hands. She says to me, sweetheart. I don't want you to be so miserable. She says. You came first. If it's that hard for you living with me, saying the house tomorrow morning I will call the orphanage every will send her away. That story and more coming up next on the moth radio hour from P R X right after this Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Louise Give Oniy. The suspense is over, and remnants of a massive Chinese rocket landed overnight. China says that debris from the uncontrolled re entry splash down in the Indian Ocean, but his MPR's Amy held reports, NASA says that is not the end of the story. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says China acted irresponsibly failing to be transparent and putting people and property at risk. China says most of the debris burned up the rest falling into the ocean near the Maldives. But U. S Space Command says it's still unknown if debris impacted land or water. On April 29th. The rocket launched a piece of China's space station, but instead of quickly detaching it made its way into orbit, Then back down again on controlled. It's far from the first time space debris has crashed on Earth. Just a few weeks ago, the Grant County Sheriff's Office and Spokane, Washington says the pressure vessel from a space X rocket reentry landed on private property and the U. S company came to retrieve it. Amy held NPR news Churchill Downs, the home of the Kentucky Derby, has suspended Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert. The news follows a Sunday morning press conference where Baffert said the Derby winning horse he trained failed post race drug test. From member station W F pl Ryan Van Bell, Sir has more seven time Kentucky Derby winning trainer Bob Baffert is once again facing allegations that one of his horses failed the post race drug test. At a Sunday morning press conference outside his barn, Baffert said Medina Spirit tested positive for the drug better methods own. That's the same drug found in the system of another Baffert trained horse that was disqualified from the Kentucky Oaks last year. The anti inflammatory drug is legal. But Baffert says the horse tested above acceptable limits. Officials have not yet confirmed the tests. But if the findings are upheld, Medina spirit could be officially disqualified from the Kentucky Derby. Following the announcement, Churchill Downs immediately suspended Baffert from entering any horses at the track for NPR News. I'm Ryan vandalism. The government will release new data on inflation this week, as many companies say costs are going up. NPR's David Ger says will also learn Maura about how retail is recovering with interest rates low for the foreseeable future and trouble with supply chains. There's concern prices will rise. This week. Economists and investors will pay attention toe UPDATES of two indexes that measure price increases at C P i e and P P I on Friday they'll be new data on retail sales. Companies continue to report earnings for the first part of 2021 coin base is among them. That company, which operates a major crypto currency, trading platform reports for the first time since it started selling shares a few weeks ago. David Gora. NPR NEWS NEW YORK Ford is recalling roughly 617,000 Ford Explorer SUV's. There's a risk the roof rail covers could detach. Recall covers 2016 through 2019. This is NPR Live from KQED News. I'm Raquel Maria Dylan, the faculty union at City College. San Francisco reached a tentative deal with the school's administration early yesterday morning over a proposed layoffs and budget cuts. One year deal means there will be no cuts for full time faculty and a majority of part time instructors will keep their jobs. It also means fewer changes to class schedules and programs. In exchange, all instructors will take a 4 to 11% salary cut. Robin Pew is a full time business district instructor at City College. This is definitely a very positive thing As painful is it? It's for our members, but it doesn't mean that the budget problem is permanently fixed. Union members have until tomorrow afternoon to approve the deal. If it passes, the board of trustees will vote on the proposal later tomorrow. Yes, that will pay a million dollars in penalties for air quality violations at its Fremont Automobile factory. Officials from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District say the 33 violations span a period of six years from 2015 to the present. Violations involved a range of issues, including a failure to test report and limit emissions. What Ralph Borman, a spokesman for the regional air regulator, says Tesla is now in compliance with the settlement. We've also had them agreed to install a comprehensive environmental management system that tracks all the requirements and ensures that they have better compliance in the future. Woman says the company has also agreed to implement a solar micro grid at an area community center. I'm Richelle Maria Dylan KQED news. Support for NPR comes from the estate of John Be Crock, who's request serves as an enduring investment in the future of public radio and seeks to help NPR produced programming that meet the highest standards of public service and journalism and cultural expression. And from the listeners of KQED and cultural expression. This is the moth radio hour from P r X and I'm Jay Allison, producer of this radio show. This time stories about something we all have in common one way or another Mother's. For starters, I'd like to establish my own credentials. So, Mom, what was I like, is a little kid. Very imaginative, Very cute, very lively. Does that mean like a pain in the neck? No, no. You're a good baby. You were very good. There. You have it. The truth from my mom. Evidently I also like stories and you like to read you like to be read to Very satisfactory. So, Mom, you know what the moth is right? I do indeed. And I love it. How would you describe it? Well, I'd say it was certainly unusual and inventive and.
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"grant county sheriff office" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Extremely I thought, OK, that's it. I can't take this anymore. I'm gonna quit way Give you new ways to see yourself. There's more than one of you in there and the world around you. The empathy is the understanding that someone else's world is just as real as yours. There's something you might not think about that humans have in common with other animals is there and will mammals, amphibians, reptiles, insects, nematode worms. Our brains are split in half. Why this division matters to our world. First this news Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Louise Give Oniy. The suspense is over, and remnants of a massive Chinese rocket landed overnight. China says that debris from the uncontrolled re entry splash down in the Indian Ocean, but his MPR's Amy held reports, NASA says that is not the end of the story. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says China acted irresponsibly failing to be transparent and putting people and property at risk. China says most of the debris burned up the rest falling into the ocean near the Maldives. But U. S Space Command says it's still unknown if debris impacted land or water. On April 29th. The rocket launched a piece of China's space station, but instead of quickly detaching it made its way into orbit, then back down again on controlled It's far from the first time space debris has crashed on Earth. Just a few weeks ago, the Grant County Sheriff's Office in Spokane, Washington, says a pressure vessel from a space X rocket reentry landed on private property and the U. S company came to retrieve it. Amy held NPR news Churchill Downs, the home of the Kentucky Derby, has suspended Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert. The news follows a Sunday morning press conference where Baffert said the Derby winning horse he trained failed the post race drug test. From member station W F pl Ryan Van Bell, Sir has more seven time Kentucky Derby winning trainer Bob Baffert is once again facing allegations that one of his horses failed a post race drug test. At a Sunday morning press conference outside his barn, Baffert said Medina Spirit tested positive for the drug better methods own. That's the same drug found in the system of another Baffert trained horse that was disqualified from the Kentucky Oaks last year. The anti inflammatory drug is legal. But Baffert says the horse tested above acceptable limits. Officials have not yet confirmed the tests. But if the findings are upheld, Medina spirit could be officially disqualified from the Kentucky Derby. Following the announcement, Churchill Downs immediately suspended Baffert from entering any horses at the track for NPR News. I'm Ryan vandalism. The government will release new data on inflation this week, as many companies say costs are going up. NPR's David Ger says will also learn Maura about how retail is recovering with interest rates low for the foreseeable future and trouble with supply chains. There's concern prices will rise. This week. Economists and investors will pay attention to UPDATES of two indexes that measure price increases at C P I and P p I on Friday they'll be new data on retail sales. Companies continue to report earnings for the first part of 2021 coin base is among them at company, which operates a major crypto currency trading platform reports for the first time since it started selling shares a few weeks ago. David Gora. NPR NEWS NEW YORK Ford is recalling roughly 617,000 Ford Explorer SUVs. There's a risk the roof rail covers could detach. Recall covers 2016 through 2019. This is NPR. In a cave near Rome. Italian archaeologists have uncovered fossilized remains of nine Neanderthals, NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports The discovery sheds new light on the environmental conditions of the time, a culture ministry video show bones, craniums and other body parts in a cave at Mount your Jail south of Rome. It's a prehistoric time capsule. Later. The remains date from 50,000 just 68,000 years ago, while the oldest is dated between 90,000 and 100,000 years ago, fossilized remains of elephants and rhinoceros also shed light of the environments history. Culture Minister Daniel Franceschini hailed the discovery. Let's compare the start of an idea most competitive. It's an extraordinary discovery of worldwide importance, Franceschini said, because it widely expands knowledge about Neanderthals. Neanderthals. The closest ancient relatives to humans died about 40,000 years ago. Sylvia Poggioli NPR NEWS Rome Besides the absolute safety issues involved in climbing Mount Everest, the pandemic era brings with it concerns about the spread of covert 19. Now. China's state media reports that China will set up a line of separation at the summit of Mount Everest to prevent the mingling of climbers from covert hitting a Paul and those ascending from the Tibetan side. Even though Evers base camp on the DePaul side has been struggling with coronavirus cases for a couple of weeks, the government there has not canceled the spring climbing season. Climbing season does end in early June, when monsoon rains arrive. On Louise Schiavone. NPR NEWS Washington Support for NPR comes from NPR stations. Other contributors include the estate of Joan Be Crock, whose bequest serves as an enduring investment in the future of public radio and seeks to help NPR produced programming that meets the highest standards of public service in journalism and cultural expression. 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"Dressed up, you put it in historical context. Um, black people wearing refined clothing had been a challenge to white supremacy for generations. The author of a new book called Dress Codes, explains how clothing both maintains, but also challenges social hierarchy. Black people wearing their Sunday best on any day other than Sunday were attacked. By racist mobs. It was understood at the time that black person in this refined clothing was making a demand in some sense for dignified treatment. I'll Also talk with the tool Go Wanda and Siddhartha Mukherjee about the state of the pandemic here and abroad. That's the New Yorker radio hour just ahead. Hold. Hold. Hold! Hold! Hold! Hold! Hold! Hold hold. Live from NPR News. I'm Giles Snyder. China says debris from its rocket falling uncontrolled toward her splashed down in the Indian Ocean, But NPR's Amy held reports, NASA says that's not the end of the story. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says China acted irresponsibly failing to be transparent and putting people and property at risk. China says most of the debris burned up the rest falling into the ocean near the Maldives. But U. S Space Command says it's still unknown if debris impacted land or water. On April 29th. The rocket launched a piece of China's space station, but instead of quickly detaching it made its way into orbit, then back down again on controlled It's far from the first time space debris has crashed on Earth. Just a few weeks ago, the Grant County Sheriff's Office in Spokane, Washington, says the pressure vessel from a space X rocket reentry landed on private property and the U. S company came to retrieve it. Amy held NPR News White House Cove in 19 coordinator Jeff Sign, says the U. S. Is turning a corner on the Corona virus pandemic. Speaking on CNN's state of the Union, he said, the focus now is on getting more Americans vaccinated. West Virginia's governor says he's getting rid of this. Statewide mask mandate next month of covert 19 vaccinations have slowed, but state officials claim enough of the population will be immunized to drop the mask restriction here soon. Lefler of West Virginia public broadcasting June 20th will mark the States 158th birthday and how far it's come during this pandemic, says Governor Jim Justice. State health officials claim that enough people will be vaccinated to safely ease restrictions. 65% of West Virginians, 12 and older are projected to have one dose by then, assuming the Federal Drug Administration approves the visor vaccine for those 12 to 15. Justice says he'll drop indoor masking requirements. Regardless, we'll be close enough. We're going with that day period. Herd immunity is a high bar, but state health officials claim went 60% of the population is vaccinated. Hospitalizations in cases should go down even as things open back up. For NPR News. I'm June Leffler in Charleston, the situation more dire in India, health officials say the daily death toll from Cove in 19 rose by more than 4000. For a second consecutive day today, NPR's Lauren Frayer says his current way of showing no signs of letting up and there are calls for another nationwide lockdown. Local lockdowns are in place and the Southern states of Tom Wanna do and Karnataka are actually the latest to lock down. But India's economy shrank 24% last spring under a national lockdown. So Prime Minister Narendra Modi doesn't want to repeat that He is under pressure, though The Lancet medical journal has an article out today. Calling Modi's response inexcusable, saying Modi's government is quote responsible for presiding over a self inflicted national catastrophe. This is NPR. At least 50 people are confirmed dead in this weekend's bombing of a girl's school in the Afghan capital of Kabul. It Interior Ministry spokesman says the attack happened as students were leaving for the day more than 100. People were injured. The first funerals were held today in some families are said to still be searching for missing relatives. To Iraq now where a prominent activist has been assassinated in the southern city of Karbala, NPR's with Sherlock says the killing has prompted his followers to accuse the government of failing to protect civilians. Yeah, but wasn't he became a prominent voice in the mass protests erupted in October 2019 against government corruption and poor public services. He helped lead the protest movement in the city of Karbala and friends of wasn't he said he was planning to take part in the upcoming national elections on Saturday night. Wasn't he was shot dead in an apparent assassination. Iraqi officials are investigating as well and he was buried. Friends and colleagues expressed their fear and anger, saying his killing signals the inability of a corrupt Iraqi government to protect peaceful voices against Iraq's leadership was his death follows the murder of several other well known activists. Ruth Sherlock NPR NEWS Beirut, Georgia based Colonial pipeline is working, overcome a ransomware attack. Cyber attack Force a company to shut down a major pipeline this weekend, leading to worries about a spike in gasoline prices and concerns about cybersecurity colonial supplies, nearly half of the gasoline and diesel fuel used to the eastern and southern U. S. JAIL. Snyder NPR news Support for NPR comes from NPR stations. Other contributors include the George Lucas Educational Foundation, creator of Edge Utopia for 30 years committed to advancing educational innovations and research that improves pre K to 12 learning. Maura at edge. It's hopey a data work. Thistles, The New Yorker Radio hour, a co production of W. N. 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"Garcia Navarro. Good morning, too big drops last week are actually related Jobs did not pick up for women and the U. S birth rate is down will explain how that's not just about the pandemic. Also hear from professor Who says that the Impostor syndrome. You may be feeling Is less about you and more about discrimination. Plus, it's Mother's Day. Mom's tell us their stories of the past year. Being at home with my daughter during the pandemic was a blessing because I was able to have at least six weeks uninterrupted with her where I could hold her play with her. Give her bag. It's Sunday, May 9th news next. Live from NPR news on Giles Snyder. China says debris from its rocket falling uncontrolled toward ER splashed down in the Indian Ocean, but NPR's Amy held reports, NASA says That's not the end of the story. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says China acted irresponsibly failing to be transparent and putting people and property at risk. China says most of the debris burned up the rest falling into the ocean near the Maldives. U. S Space Command says it's still unknown if debris impacted land or water. On April 29th. The rocket launched a piece of China's space station, but instead of quickly detaching it made its way into orbit, then back down again on controlled It's far from the first time space debris has crashed on Earth. Just a few weeks ago, the Grant County Sheriff's Office in Spokane, Washington, says a pressure vessel from a space X rocket reentry landed on private property and the U. S company came to retrieve it. Amy held. NPR NEWS White House Cove in 19 coordinator Jeff Sign says the U. S. Is turning a quarter on the Corona virus pandemic, speaking on CNN's state of the Union He said. The focus now is on getting more Americans vaccinated. West Virginia's governor says he's getting rid of the statewide mask mandate next month of covert 19 vaccinations have slowed, but state officials claim enough of the population will be immunized to drop the mask restriction. Here's June Lefler of West Virginia public broadcasting June 20th will mark the States 158th birthday and how far it's come during this pandemic, says Governor Jim Justice. State health officials claim that enough people will be vaccinated to safely ease restrictions. 65% of West Virginians, 12 and older are projected to have one dose by then, assuming the Federal Drug Administration approves the visor vaccine for those 12 to 15. Justice says he'll drop indoor masking requirements. Regardless, we'll be close enough. We're going with that day period. Herd immunity is a high bar, but state health officials claim went 60% of the population is vaccinated. Hospitalizations in cases should go down even as things open back up. For NPR News. I'm June Leffler in Charleston, the situation more dire in India, health officials say the daily death toll from Cove in 19 rose by more than 4000. For a second consecutive day today, NPR's Lauren Frayer says his current way of showing no signs of letting up and there are calls for another nationwide lockdown. Local lockdowns are in place and the Southern states of Tom Wanna do and Karnataka are actually the latest to lock down. But India's economy shrank 24% last spring under a national lockdown. So Prime Minister Narendra Modi doesn't want to repeat that He is under pressure, though The Lancet medical journal has an article out today. Calling Modi's response inexcusable, saying Modi's government is quote responsible for presiding over a self inflicted national catastrophe. This is NPR. At least 50 people are confirmed dead in this weekend's bombing of a girl's school in the Afghan capital of Kabul. It Interior Ministry spokesman says the attack happened as students were leaving for the day more than 100 people were injured. The first funerals were held today in some families are said to still be searching for missing relatives to Iraq now where a prominent activist has been assassinated in the southern city of Karbala. NPR's with Sherlock says the killing has prompted his followers to accuse the government of failing to protect civilians. Yeah, but wasn't he became a prominent voice in the mass protests that erupted in October 2019 against government corruption and poor public services he'd helped lead the protest movement in the city of Karbala and friends of wasn't he said he was planning to take part in the upcoming national elections. On Saturday night. Wasn't he was shot dead in an apparent assassination. Iraqi officials are investigating as well and he was buried. Friends and colleagues expressed their fear and anger, saying his killing signals the inability of a corrupt Iraqi government to protect peaceful voices against Iraq's leadership was. These death follows the murder of several other well known activists. Reached Sherlock NPR News Beirut, Georgia based Colonial pipeline is working to overcome a ransomware attack. The cyber attack forced the company to shut down a major pipeline this weekend, leading to worries about a spike in gasoline prices and concerns about cyber security..
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"With Greg Herschel time Manda factor here. The top stories from the coma. 24 7 News Center. Seattle Home went up in flames this morning, and they're 39th Avenue South and South Benefits Street. And David Cuerpo with the Fire department tells us four people escaped, but there was one more person inside as our crews established water supply to get water on the fire. Additional crews went straight straight into the home on found in approximately 15 year old male boy is in critical condition still unclear what caused that fire fire broke out yesterday at a potato processing plant in warden threatening a tank that could explode. So it zone ammonia tank That's right next to the building is on fire. And so it's been directed being hit by planes right now, so the rest of this tank exploded. That's Kyle Foreman with Grant County Sheriff's office. He says level three evacuations were canceled after midnight. People were allowed to return to their homes. Fire crews will likely be on the scene most of today. Cuomo news time Now 603, the state of Washington is teaming up with Amazon and Virginia Mason to host a large covert 19 pop up vaccination clinic. That will happen Sunday at Amazon's South Lake Union campus from 8 30 in the morning till 4 30 in the afternoon. The vaccines are available to people who are in phase one be the category that includes anybody over the age of 65 minutes. More information at co Moh news dot com. Just look for the hot links the city of Seattle's working to get older adults in support of housing vaccinated against Cove in 19, and workers will take the vaccine to them. Fire Department mobile vaccination teams formed in partnership with the service Employees International Union, 7 75 are giving the shots right now they have 1400 doses of the modern a vaccine. I plan to give 300 Union members dose number one now and then does number two and four weeks. I'll take those vials out to adult family homes to vaccinate seniors in home health care workers The state has confirmed in more than 2200 new covert cases in the past, 24 hours and 125 new deaths, and his vaccinations seem to be increasing. In some places Call most Brian Calvert tells us the sites are being closed and at least one county once the threshold was lowered to age 65 older, the floodgates open an appointment. For the vaccine. We're booked solid. Now. Snohomish County is in the uncomfortable position of canceling some of those appointments. Earlier this week, the county had to close one of its big vaccination sites, and it stopped taking appointments for the others because they're almost out of vaccine, State Health Secretary Umair Shah. I can't promise any more vials until sometime next week, so we don't have it all salt but incredible amount of progress that 32% from last week to 48% of Washingtonians that have been vaccinated. East 48%. And so we're confident we're going to continue to make progress on this governor, Inslee said yesterday. Quote. If we're going to fully utilize the mass vaccination sites in Snohomish County, we simply have to get more doses from the federal government. We need those doses. Ryan Calvert camo NEOS, Let's check you Drive this early Friday, or Komal traffic every 10 minutes from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center fears Kierra. We've had a long term crash in federal way on north and I five near 3 20 if it hasn't been blocking for about the last 10 to 15 minutes, But it is still sitting over on the shoulders, so unfortunately you're still finding yourself sitting in about a 3.5 mile back up as you're working your way. Or the scene of this crash North found 167. That's going to be slow traveling from highway for 10 toward 24th, and we find some pockets of slowing between highway 18 and two 77th and then a pretty heavy slowdown in rented on North 167 between 180th and four or five hour next Cuomo traffic out 6 14 Let's get the weekend weather forecast now with meteorologist Kristen Clarke. Sunshine prevails today, but it will be cool sunshine as a North breeze just adds to live a chill to the air Tonight. Low.