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Northwest Newsradio
"marysville" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"97 Stay connected, stay informed. Good afternoon. It's 102. I'm Taylor Van Sice. Now our top stories from our 24 7 News Center. People who own homes and businesses in Ballard are demanding and I'm Taylor Van. I'm Taylor explains. Dressed in matching blue t -shirts, dozens of supporters of the Ballard Improvement Area testified to be verified in front of a city council committee asking to keep their neighborhood funding mechanism alive. BIA such as because the Ballard BIA are critical to neighborhood economic vitality. The VA is critical ensuring we have a clean safe neighborhood. I'm happy to pay that tax. First launched seven years ago, the BIA markets businesses, conducts cleanups and creates public art via assessments on commercial residential and properties in the Ballard core. The council economic development committee today recommended the full council renew that funding mechanism through 2035 and expand the coverage area to include commercial residential Ballard blocks Corwin Haake Northwest News Radio visitors Seattle to may end up paying more to book a hotel room. The extra money would flow into a tax district known as the Seattle tourism area. improvement The city council member behind this Sarah Nelson saying the dollars do more than help boost downtown tourism. They are used to promote Seattle business districts, Seattle cultural institutions, Seattle life, nature, etc. All over the city and also to the rest of the world. The current so called Stia hotel room tax is a flat $4 per night. The proposal now awaiting full council approval would bump that to 2 .3 % of the room rate. Cars and trucks are once again allowed on Seattle to Bainbridge Island ferries. It was closed to vehicles last week as crews replaced a walkway at the Bainbridge Island terminal. Washtenaw says they spent five years planning just for this project and they didn't finish on time. They finished actually ahead of schedule. Washtenaw got done yesterday so they started loading cars on this route at 640 last night. People probably already had made their plans for the evening commute but they wasted no time getting people back to normal. Como 4's Lee Stoll says they will be back after we check traffic and weather. How will drug settlement money be spent? I'm Amanda Factor with One County's Plan. Thanks Northwest News Radio is your home for breaking news and traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the horse 104. at Here's Kimmy Klein in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center. Well hi there everybody. Wednesday's a looker. warmer It's and brighter. We had that. I pressed the wrong button. That was Shannon. Here's Kimmy with our traffic. Well the Bainbridge Ferry is back in service with cars and pedestrians, bikes, everything there, but Edmunds Kingston route. been We've on a one boat schedule today. The number two vessel Spokane was taken out for repair, so we are looking at three and a half hour wait to Kingston. 90 minute waits at Edmunds and one hour waits at Clinton right now. Getting into Seattle, that's busy. South on I from North Gate, most of the way to the Convention Center, even southbound 99 is busy through the Seattle tunnel and a lot of that has to do with the Mariners game that's starting in just a few minutes at T Mobile Park. So that's why westbound 90 still hung up to from about I five off off the Edgar Martinez drive exit. Of course, 1st Avenue and 4th Avenue very busy around the stadiums and Soto. He spent I with some maintenance today on Mercer Island at Island Crest Way. You're gonna find that right lane blocked, so a little busy there. there. Otherwise, Eastside traffic's moving pretty well. Just some minor delays. South for a five right at the Kennedy Hill, and I five looks looks great right now around Olympia, Tacoma, Everett and Marysville. This support sponsored by the Washington State Department of Health. Sick of Sick sick of days. COVID vaccinations are available for kids aged six months and up scheduled. There's today a message from the Washington on State Department of Health. Your next northwest traffic at 1 14. Our forecast now sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Now here's Shannon O 'Donnell. Well, hi there, everybody. Wednesday's a looker. It's
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh "Marysville" from News, Traffic and Weather
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WTOP
"marysville" Discussed on WTOP
"Near Marysville Road in Howard County that has been cleared all lanes are now open I'm Ken Berger WTOP traffic time for Veronica Johnson she is 7news first alert chief meteorologist a strong cold front ending this long streak of heat but it came at a prize with severe thunderstorms that did produce some hail and some damaging winds throughout the area more subtle weather now coming up for the late late evening hours here severe weather and for the overnight period some patchy fog still gonna be some dampness out there with a little bit in the way of some maybe early morning drizzle 65 to 74 degrees to start out your Saturday 85 to 88 for the afternoon can't rule out an isolated storm or two late afternoon and evening I'm 7news chief meteorologist Veronica Johnson and the first alert weather center alright Veronica now let's take a look quickly at the radar screen here right around DC and the close -in suburbs are not dealing with much rain but if you drive far enough west now northern Prince William County and southern parts of Loudoun County are getting some more rain tonight nothing severe but certainly some strong storms that are pushing through that part of the listening area and then if you happen to be north on the BW Parkway or north on 95 and approaching the Baltimore area you have plenty of rain both in Baltimore City and Baltimore County tonight including Towson and areas north 70 in Chantilly Penn Quarter 73 76 Columbia degrees and some of us could be down to 65 we're brought to you by Dulles Glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs visit DullesGlass .com Dulles Glass. Love your glass. After you go out
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh "Marysville" from News, Traffic and Weather
"Local 46. Your true power professionals. It's 544. Northwest News Radio your home for breaking traffic news and and weather every 10 minutes on the force here at Jordan keeping an eye on things from the high -performance homes traffic center We've been working with an issue on Tiger Mountain this morning It's a crash and because of it traffic is having to alternate through in both directions and this is all happening around Raging River so that's a bit west of I -90 slowing slowing down westbound I -90 sort of around that immediate area it's the eastbound traffic that's really the effects of this crash on eastbound 512 we're finding a busy morning between 94th and the valley freeway the valley freeway it's now slowing down from Jovita Boulevard all the way to Willis Street and then again between 512 and 405 now northbound 405 that's going to be busy off and on from the valley freeway to about northeast southbound 405 just beginning to find some lighter slowing as you are leaving the Canyon Park area we're also just beginning to thicken up on westbound State Route 522 around the Snohomish River westbound 204 is getting you're approaching the trestle but the trestle itself still doing pretty well southbound I -5 we're gonna see some lighter slowing now in Marysville as approaching you're State Route 529 and on northbound I -5 it's slow going beginning in Fife right around 54th and stay it's gonna off and on slow into the South Center area and then in Seattle we're beginning to build between Albro and the Seattle West Bridge with some hesitation again right as you're approaching the Convention Center our next northwest traffic at 554 our report this time is sponsored by Indeed .com if you need to hire you need Indeed because Indeed's all -in -one hiring solution helps you attract to interview and hire candidates all from one place visit Indeed .com credit and forecast the from the National Weather Service brought to you by Northwest Crawl Space Services showers with a possible thunderstorm again this afternoon highs in the low
Northwest Newsradio
"marysville" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Safety seriously enough. And so the people who live and work here are the ones who end up dealing with it. 100% it should not be this way. It should be better. We can be better. Jeremy Harris, como news. Cars went up in flames at a Marysville towing yard earlier this morning. At least 5 vehicles burned at Harry's towing along 47th avenue northeast, no reports of any injuries, though, no word yet on just how that fire may have started. Coming up on 1240 here at northwest news radio. And we check sports at ten and 40 fast each hour. From the Beacon plumbing sports desk and Bill Schwartz, Seattle baseball, and basketball teams are in a New York State of mind. The Yankees and liberty are Mariners and storm opponents tonight respectively in the emerald city. The Bronx bombers lived up to their billing with a ten four Memorial Day win over the ems. Rookie Bryce Miller paid dearly for throwing a lot of fastballs, giving up 8 earned runs on 11 hits over four and two third innings. Didn't make, didn't make the pitches. I needed to make and they put them in play and they felt it happens moving on. It was kind of going to the next week. Game two at T mobile park starts at 6 40 tonight with Logan Gilbert throwing for the M's, Yankees counter with lefty Nestor Cortez. 6 o'clock tip, climate pledge arena as the storm wrap up their season opening three game basketball home stand against the liberty. It will be Brianna Stewart's first game in Seattle since taking a free agent deal with New York. The NBA Finals all set with the Miami Heat taking game 7 at Boston. They now face the well rested Denver Nuggets and game one is Thursday night in Colorado. Stanley Cup finals will match the Florida Panthers and Vegas golden knights. That series does not begin in Nevada until Saturday. Sports was swore its a ten and 40 after the hour northwest news radio. His John Carlson, I bet you feel like I do. Done with COVID culture done with cold weather time to hit the open road. I'm thrilled I'm going to be doing it
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Fresh "Marysville" from Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
"97 7 stay connected stay informed good afternoon 131 from the Northwest 24 -hour News Center I'm Jeff pojola here's what we're following we begin from our Tacoma bureau attorneys in Pierce County are questioning potential jurors about their media consumption and attitudes towards law enforcement as they struggle seat to a panel in the trial over the death of Manuel Ellis Northwest News Radio's Corwin Hake has the updates the family the family of Manny Ellis has been waiting for justice ever since the 33 year old Tacoma man died under police constraint in March 2020 at the birthdays for Manuel Ellis's children they have missed their now Ellis family attorney James Bible and his clients must wait a while longer while jury selection continues eight days after the process began the news Tribune reports not a single juror has been updated the original pool of 150 potential jurors has been winnowed to 64 while report the says attorneys on both sides question candidates on how much they have heard about the case their attitudes toward police and toward the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests three Tacoma police officers are charged analysis death opening arguments begin next week if a 16 -member jury including four alternates can be seated the trial is expected to last two months Corwin Haik Northwest News Radio another local sheriff venting about court decisions to release felons without requiring them to post bail earlier this month Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders took to social media to speak his mind well now it's Pierce County Sheriff Ed last month's release of a 27 -year -old woman who had reportedly stolen a car at gunpoint and fled from sheriff's deputies who tried to catch her two weeks later they spotted her again and she fled then allegedly jumped into another car and took off striking deputies in the process the news Tribune reports county prosecutors requested bail high but instead the Superior Court Commissioner released the woman ordering no bail told her to come back August 31st she never showed the sheriff's post says it's frustrating people are getting out of jail before my deputies are even out of the hospital he says he's not writing the post himself but does approve of them quote if if I wrote them they'd be worse are they have shot across the bow absolutely Carleen News Johnson Radio Northwest for inmates in the hospital and following apparent drug overdoses at the score jail in Des Moines scores downs for South South correctional entity and contracts with several cities South King County spokesperson for Des Moines police tells como4 that it all appears four inmates overdosed on fentanyl it's unclear at this time how the drugs got into the jail earlier this week King County ended its agreement with score to how house some Seattle jail inmates at the facility the agreement had only been in place for three months news 134 time let's get a check of the roads every 10 minutes on the forest in the high -performance homes traffic center here's Kimmy Klein an earlier accident in Seattle's Columbia City looks like it's now fully cleared from Rainier New right Avenue around South Edmonds Street but it's still a little busy around that neighborhood we do have a new crash though in Seattle on Mercer Street right underneath highway 99 is blocking your eastbound left lane southbound 5 in Seattle is busy from just just south of Northgate through the Convention Center towards I -90 South end 405 I don't see anything really in your way but it's very crowded crowded now from Factoria up the Kenny Dell Hill our travel times right around 25 minutes from Bellevue into Renton but Valley the Freeway is looking really good between Renton and Puyallup no major delays on I -5 around Taquilla, Federal Way, Tacoma, Olympia even Everett and Marysville are still in pretty good shape even on the Boeing freeway on state route 526 approaching i -5 is is in the in clear the support is sponsored by the Washington State Department of Health get your flu vaccine and help create a flu -free Washington more more info at flufreewa .org
Northwest Newsradio
"marysville" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Boom in Marysville, the project is expected to be completed sometime next year. And a fire at shoreline community college this morning damaged the science building northwest news radio's Cathy O'Shea with more. Shoreline fire department spokesperson Michelle Pitt said the fire started in a lab and was contained in that building. Pitt says firefighters spent little time inside the lab due to the presence of chemicals. We did ventilation above the fire vertical vent. So we cut a hole in the roof, but we were able to decrease the amount of spread quickly with doing vertical ventilation. Panic said one person was inside the room when the fire began, but was uninjured. He was able to evacuate fines and we evaluated her just in case and there was no issue. The college says all on campus classes and buildings 2326 hundred through 2900 are canceled for the day, Kathy O'Shea, northwest news radio. We check the Beacon plumbing sports desk at ten to 40 minutes past the hour. It's Seattle's T mobile park tonight. The Mariners go for two straight against Oakland right now top of the fourth, the a's are up two to nothing over the Mariners. Some belt tightening for Washington state cougar sports Bill sports as details. The PAC 12 conference overpaid one of its media partners and overspent for its San Francisco headquarters. So every member university is receiving far less revenue now. Washington state university president Kirk Schultz out with a letter indicating that cougar athletic department will have to take steps to balance its 2023 budget. The athletic director pat chuna implementing a hiring freeze on all current and future vacant positions. Plus, pausing all non-essential travel and purchases. The Seattle Seahawks have an injury concern all rookie Pro Bowl corner Tariq woolen hurt his knee last week has added scoped and won't work out until training camp. Meantime, Seattle continues organized team activities. Linebacker Bobby Wagner loves the maturation of Geno Smith, now that he's starting quarterback. You know, it was always
Northwest Newsradio
"marysville" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Manner. And now the district says they are not going to comment any further until that independent investigation is completed. Denise Whitaker, come on news. Coming up after traffic and weather, murder hornets are gone for good, we hope. I'm corwin hake, now the USDA needs your help with another invasive threat. One 34, traffic every ten minutes on the forest from the high performance homes traffic center. Here's Kimmy Klein. Still dealing with some slick wet roads in between Everett and Marysville and a collision north on I 5 to north of four street may still be blocking your left lane is definitely heavy from marine V drive to the scene and is causing southbound 5 drivers to look as you head south of one 16th in Marysville right up to it as well. We're seeing some slight delay in Seattle sapana I 5 right around 9 90, but it really doesn't last too long to the minor delays in Bellevue stop on four O 5 between I 90 and Cole creek Parkway. We are still dealing with that ongoing road work east of Isa Kwan, west Ben a 90 just west of Preston falsity road, which has the road reduced just a single lane in the westbound lanes around the clock till late tomorrow night, so it's about a one mile backup approaching that area. A serious crash in Federal Way blocks the north down lanes of Pacific highway south, and this is between three 56 and three 48 street. Plus we had a crash in span away. It sounds like it's just blocking the southbound right lane now of state route 7 right around one 65th. And we also have this hazmat response in west Seattle blocking both directions of Dell ridge at Southwest Brandon street. This support sponsored by compassion international drought war and rising food prices have devastated families in poverty, $50 provides a food get to feed a family for a month. Just text the word radio to 9 7 6 four 6. Our next northwest traffic at one 44. Our forecast now sponsored by northwest crawl space services here before meteorologist Kristen Clark. Nice to see the blue sky again, but spots that are seeing the sun, well, that's helping to fuel additional showers and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm
Northwest Newsradio
"marysville" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Well, we are going to be finding a little bit of snow on the roadways in certain areas this morning where I've been seeing it on a lot of my camera shots or around Lake Stephens, no home ish, smokey point area, as we're trying to work our way between maltby and Monroe. It looks like we've had a fair amount coming down there even around some of the Duval area and sticking to the roadways. So you're going to be finding yourself slowing down and just make sure that you're really watching those speeds and those following distances. It's a busy morning on south NI 5 as we're traveling out of north Marysville into north Everett, slow again from the Boeing freeway to a 128th, another round of delays pulling away from four O 5 and heading into shoreline on north and high 5. We've been kind of struggling at a Federal Way to state route 5 16 and then it scattered slowing into south center. We had an earlier stall partially blocking the ramp from north Ben I 5 to the west Seattle bridge. It looks like that just got moved out of your way, but heavy slowing from album because of that. You've been fighting your way up north on one 6 7 beginning around 15 street southwest and staying slow almost all the way to four O 5, northbound four or 5 is heavy from the valley freeway to northeast 30th. We'll switch to lighter slowing. That'll follow you all the way to I 90, southbound four or 5 scattered slowing out of alderwood through king and park and westbound state route 5 two two. It's a real struggle right now starting about a mile east of the snohomish river most of the way into malt beam. Our next northwest traffic at 6 34. I'll report this time to sponsor by Michael Shu bingo, no matter the day, there's a time to play at muckle shoot bingo. Matt nase session start every day at noon, evening session started 7. Buckle should bingo in auburn your home for machine go. Our forecast sponsored by northwest crawlspace services are mostly cloudy day, yes, we are seeing some snowflakes this morning, not a major accumulation event expected, should turn to rain for the afternoon, we'll warm up to 37. For tomorrow
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"marysville" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"It gets to have back to do this, okay? And so and this then would be because the year is not enough. Seems to me to build that kind of housing from scratch. So we're talking about buying up existing buildings. Is that right? Right. There's a big focus and and I thought somewhere in there. Maybe somebody said that the focus on the hotels and the motels or the existing structures That you can get people in its you know, Mayor Dirk and talked about it. Not that long ago at a press conference, I was with its really what you're hearing collectively from the county down and even in some other jurisdictions where If we can do this and buy these and and there's money from the state Legislature state budget as well for this put them in a place immediately. That is considered a temporary housing where maybe stay 12 to 18 months. Whatever it is, until that permanent supporting supportive housing can be built up. There's a lot of it coming online is going to be a few years, though, so we have to have that. Kind of temporary spot for everybody. So that's the goal. Right? So it's still your feeling that we are actually in Virgin territory here when it comes to a solution to Seattle's homeless problem. I think we are in Virgin territory. Just not that I haven't heard some of these ideas before. I just haven't seen the collaboration when it comes to these ideas before that, I am seeing right now. You know, Can I promise you that It's going to be successful? Certainly not. I hope that there's follow through. I really, really do. The one kind of caveat to all of this is that you've got an election. A city election coming up from the top down right. So who knows? Plus the regional homeless authority is now just kind of getting into play. I think from what I've heard in my discussions with everybody There's a lot of folks here on the same page. Uh, let's just hope the politics doesn't get in the way I want to say really quick and Everett they are opening that new shelter kind of the same idea. Wraparound services is tiny houses there on Smith Avenue, where that new law took effect. 10 Block area. In that by the Everett gospel mission, where it is now illegal as of today to sit or lie, block businesses, sidewalks, that kind of thing and just to double check in terms of the Seattle mirrors race. No one is running on a platform of Let's keep camps in the parks, right? You know not to that campaign strategy is straight out. But there are those who are absolutely compassionate. Want to let people do things in their own time? Sure, there's some candidates like that. I don't know that they're in the top field. But there's there's a few talking like that. I've had a Scot. Thank you, Hannah 7 24 real time traffic Here's for Sullivan. Continue to see the heaviest slowing on the northbound I five driver into comments not bad, but when you leave five up the hill to highway 18. We've got a lot of action going there, so we're losing a couple of minutes. And then you get up from federal way up into the South Centre area, and it gets super slow through the Kent Des Moines Road. More so than usual today because of the fog that we have 22 minutes 25 minutes now into the South Centre area, and then another 25 from South Centre into Seattle. So that gives us a 50 minute drive. About 10 minutes slower than we've gotten used to over the last year or so Valley Freeway. Also seeing more slowing in the South end 45 minutes from end to end, so not exactly the best drive out of the Pierce County area getting north up into King County rented the Bellevue running about a half an hour, maybe a little bit more a little bit more red than black on the map, which means you're moving a little bit up through Newcastle out of the north end. The heavy fog begins of as you make your way down through the Marysville area into Everett. We've also got more pulling away from Lynwood of heavy traffic that is. Give yourself 45 minutes from effort to Seattle or Bellevue. Across the lake. We're still in really good shape. We're still working with the slowing out of Munro on westbound 5 to 2. There's just have a little bit of trouble getting this box truck up and out of there. The lane is blocked, right as you get past the Snohomish River Guy Radio, real time traffic on.
Tom and Curley
Marysville Woman Places 4th in Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest
"To the annual Nathan's famous hot dog eating contest in New York. Instead of hopping up and down this year, I do have a new little wiggle to conserve energy. Unfortunately, even with her new wiggle Katy Petty's pretty Men only 8 16 hot dogs. She came in fourth at the Fourth of July contest. I think that son in the
WTVN
"marysville" Discussed on WTVN
"Key to the MPs must go solo but a prose Barrasso lows lows. Pros Unidos Columbus News Radio 6 10 W T V N. All the sounds of Elton John. And congratulations to Steve Boyer of Marysville. Steve is on his way. I'll listen to that. L A lady here, Steve. Just think. You get to the back, See and hear him live in Cleveland Progressive Field next year. So congratulations Steve Boyer, Marysville, You will get another chance to go on that Elton John Road trip to Cleveland tomorrow around 8 20 a NewsRadio 16 w t V and before we get to traffic, David Chase Who's the man behind one of the some would say that one of the greatest TV shows of all time. The Sopranos. I don't know if you saw this yesterday, but he released a trailer for the prequel of The Sopranos. When I was a kid, guys like me were brought up to follow, Coach. Hey, sir, What do you say Antonio Soprano. Ankle. Dick growing up with the family takes it tall. Far as your nephew goes. I'm listening. Stay out of his life. Yeah, I got I, for one cannot wait. By the way. If you're wondering the movie hits theaters this fall as well as HBO, Max for a 30 Day run. Yeah, I cannot wait for one. Just.
Movin 92.5
"marysville" Discussed on Movin 92.5
"Played before her name. Stephanie from Marysville. What's up, Stephanie? Not much. Just on my lunch break. Nice won't sound so The board. You're taking a really early lunch break, not lunch break, but, you know, food break. Yeah, I'd like to have three lunches a day to Stephanie. Same thing you, Stephanie. What's your job? I can't read electrical meters on houses. Oh, alright. Oh, is that the rewarding You just walk around and read electrical meters? She's like Whoa! Look, how much electricity this house. Huge electricity meter. Do you ever tell people they should turn off their lights? More? Yeah, I get it all the time Where Customers are all Oh, I didn't use any power this month. And like, okay, this is not true. Yeah. Okay, well, it's a job out there for everybody. I'm still looking for mine. All right, let's send broke out a studio. Stephanie. You know how the game's played. You have 30 seconds to answer as many questions as possible. If you don't know when you can say pass, you have to be Brooke outright to win ready. Ready. Here we go. Your time starts now. On this day in 2018. The ban was lifted, allowing women in Saudi Arabia to legally do what Dance. A Newton is a measurement, a unit of measurement of what sunlight, Gravity or force force. Jamaica is a part of which continent That what's the name of the rodents Sense a in teenage mutant ninja turtles. His name? Yep. Uh oh, my gosh. Past cream is the main ingredient in butter. What's the main ingredient in margarine? That so now there's another. Yeah, not a bad guess. Let's bring Brooke back into the studio. What's something that we need to know about you, Stephanie? Something interesting. Like electrical meters. Mm. I don't know. What are you okay? Wait. What do you like to do for fun? Stephanie, Um, just hang out with my friends. I'm a single mom A two and so It's nice to be able to get away and just have some mom time, you know, like with adults, you mean yes, adults instead of having to run around and chase two toddlers all day. You're just saying you like to sit down. I understand that. Yeah, something that no one ever explained to be a motherhood as I would never do that again. It's really weird, right? Right. All right, Brooke. Here's her and you ready? Your time starts now. On this day in 2018. The ban was lifted, allowing women in Saudi Arabia to legally do what Newton is a measurement of unit measurement of what sunlight, gravity or force gravity. Jamaica is a part of which continent North America What's the name of the rodents sense in teenage mutant Ninja Turtles? Uh, not shredder. Uh, splinter cream is the main ingredient and butter. What's the main ingredient in margarine oil? What? South American country shares its name with a nut Brazil answers are in. We're going to go to the scoreboard. See how Ubell did with Jose Armando? No, no, no. See? No, no, no, no, Mom! Yes wins. Stephanie, You got one correct today. Yeah. Hey, Lunch Break's almost over round rug. You got five. Wow, Stephanie. I'm sorry about that. My meter was hot Broad. Shut up. Yikes. Let's go over the answers before this gets more awkward. On this day in 2018. The ban was lifted, allowing women in Saudi Arabia to legally drive. Wow. That's crazy High. It is hard out there for the females in this world. Don't make a joke. Yeah, Yeah. Do not Okay, moving past a Newton is a measurement unit of force. Jamaica is a part of North America. The rodent sensation teenage mutant Ninja Turtles is splintered job, Brooke that I love. I was proud. Yeah, well, I would thought shredder in my head. So creams, the main ingredient and butter oil is the main ingredient in margarine in the South American country that shares its name with a nut is Brazil, Brazil grossest nuts? I hate those not ever had a Brazil Yeah, they're big and fat. And like my dad loves them, they always come in the Costco Mixed nuts. Oh, maybe I have Yeah. All right. So I'm sorry. Stephanie can't give you any money today. But just for playing. You do get a $25 AMC theaters, gift card and quick question for my hosts. When eating sour patch kids. Do you like to bite off the heads first? Or do you individually break their tiny little gummy legs like they owe you? Some kind of confectioner's dead? Oh, yeah, definitely decapitated. Just shove like eight my mouth and suck on them. You know, I like to make them suffer. Oh, my goodness. So you slow you do it Slowly. Yeah. What do you like to do? Stephanie? If all at once before I'm with you, staff full bag, my mouth, All right? No. Okay, It's getting weirder. Alright. Let's just end this. Thank you so much for playing Stephanie. We'll be back to play with Brooks Bucks. Same time tomorrow. Only 92.5, Brooke and Jeffrey Love giving you free money as much as they love making you laugh. That's why they're giving you a chance to win $500 with free money..
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"marysville" Discussed on Movin 92.5
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KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"marysville" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Top five today, there's gonna be something very Major about this particular top five hasn't happened since last March. And we're going to start off with this story about this guy who was accused of taking state troopers on this 80 mile high speed chase on I five. He made his first court appearance yesterday and we're learning now that he's 27 years old. He's from Centralia, and prosecutors say he was under the influence when he stole a Prius into coma and then hit speeds. Near 100 Miles an hour. Troopers finally stopped him by laying down spike strips near Marysville. We get more from Cairo seven TVs Kevin Co. Following a chaotic chase that puts so many people at risk. Elliot Osvaldo Madonna's A penal appears to be on the fast track to big time trouble. It's shocking if this report is true that someone wasn't seriously injured or killed by your actions. Prosecutor statement does a Pinos horrifying drive started 60 miles away from this courtroom into coma. It's there that he's accused of Carjacking a woman and then leading police on a high speed chase just past the Snohomish County line. He's accused event deliberately driving the wrong way on I five and I was yelling at my husband. I was like, Get over get over Savannah Carpenter and her family avoided a direct hit. Bye. Just feet. I don't think I would be a freak out if it was just me. But having my kids in the car like thinking about like, you know, you could have just killed my kids with, like just a stupid action. What followed was a spectacular partnership between different police agencies. You know,.
KOMO
"marysville" Discussed on KOMO
"Order, the Department of Health and Human Services will open a three month enrollment period on healthcare dot gov. Allowing more people to sign up for insurance. There are covert vaccines out there. Getting one, though, is becoming a problem maybe sees Alex Perez from Kansas, where hundreds of seniors over 80 lined up in the cold waiting hours to be vaccinated. Washington State where Lauren Thorpe is working the phones, 10 phone numbers here. Not always though I get through But I have 10 4 numbers that I have called vaccine sites complaining deliveries have fallen short demons now and talks to send as many as 10,000 troops across the country to help administer the shots. Bipartisan effort is underway in the U. S. Senate to censure President Trump instead of convict him for that one article of impeachment that he's facing inciting insurrection. Democrat Tim came from Virginia, one of the architects of the plan, says it could prevent another political run under the wording of Part of the 14th amendment. The Constitution section three anybody who participates in an insurrection against the Constitution or gives aid and comfort to those who do. Is barred from ever serving in office. Again. Legal scholars call it a long shot. A lot of Democrats are still pushing for the impeachment. Ah, lot of people are still talking about the short squeeze carried out by college students. Those working from home and investors who have driven up the share price of struggling video game retailer game stop the company going from a losing bet to an ethic payday. Balloon into a value of more than $24 billion. In just a matter of days, the pros on Wall Street are losing big. That's because they were betting that game stop would fail. Ah process known as shorting the stock. That's a B C's Andrea Fujii, You're listening to ABC News. Come on. Use Art Sanders. Now your top of local stories from the comb over 24 7 News Center in Chile, left tribes are extending their long relationship with the Marysville school district by vaccinating all of the district's teachers and staff until they left Chief operating officer Rochelle Luber says they started to see a drop in the number of the tribes priority members coming in for shots. They offered vaccines for Mary's bills. 1300 teachers. The staff members were also dream their substitute teachers, especially once we start getting kids back in the classroom, those Teachers are valuable and we don't want anyone to turn away a substitute teaching job out of fear. So by the time we're done by mid next week, we will have vaccinated the whole entire district. Marysville School superintendent says he was blown away by the offer, which will make it safer for them to start their hybrid learning plans that worry ate the latest on the Department of Health shows more than 305,000. Total covert 19 cases here in Washington state wide death toll Now 4211 up by 44 people Now you're CO Moh Dubin Law group. Traffic update. In Seattle. One lane of eastbound 5 20 at Montlake is closed for construction until 5 A.m. in Redmond on eastbound 5 20, the on and off ramps from Westlake Semantics Parkway, a closed until 6 a.m. and in Everett. Lane in both directions of highway to between Bickford and Highway nine are closed until 5 A.m. and the highway nine onramp to West Highway two is also closed till 5 A.m. I'm J. Phillips Co. Moh 24 7 traffic The Kamo forecast. Why everybody heading into the end of the work and school week with pretty quiet late January.
KOMO
"marysville" Discussed on KOMO
"From the comb over 24 7 News Center. All the till it looked. Tribes are extending their long relationship with Marysville School District by vaccinating all of the district teachers and staff to Layla chief operating officer Rochelle Luber says, when they started to see a drop in the number of the tribes, priority members coming in for shots, they offered vaccines for Mary's bills, 1300 teachers and staff members also during their substitute teachers, especially once we start getting kids back in the classroom, those teachers air very valuable and we don't want anyone to turn away a substitute teaching job out of fear so By the time we're done by mid next week, we will have vaccinated the whole entire district. The Marysville school superintendent says he was blown away by the offer, which will make it safer for them to start their hybrid Learning plan. February 8th parents held a rally outside Kent School district headquarters today they want their kids to be allowed to play school sports. Even those students were still remote learning. Almost to Romero has more because of covert. The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association moved false sports like football and volleyball to start on February 1st for participating schools. But can't school district has postponed all middle and high school sports to begin no sooner than February? 22nd parent Joy Rattigan says she is not happy, especially with nearby Tahoma School, starting up their sports. And all of the state are figuring it out. So you can't tell us that there's nothing we can do on its website. The district's has a final decision to return for in person learning and sports will be based on public health guidance, the spread of the virus and bargaining with teachers. See Romero come on, You know the last year's been along the long one for everyone, but it's been especially tough for health care workers. That's why Er nurse at Harborview. Kyra Bloom was pretty excited when they started to get the cove in 19 vaccine. It's been very challenging, not knowing anyone's Corbett said. Especially the intubated patients coming in from Field and the sick ones. We just everything we have to go through to keep ourselves safe. So we're there for the next patient to take care of. It's been really trialing mentally and physically. So far, U W has administered more than 52,000 doses of vaccine to its employees, community members and patients. I can't county with very high covert activities, Starting to see some key measures drop they come owes, Ryan Harris says they're cautiously optimistic. Come. County's most recent, too weak case rate is 530 per 100,000 people. But the Health Department director says they've seen declines in the numbers of daily new cases, the test positivity rate and the demand for tests, which they say are all good signs, but that it's too soon to call it a trend. The county's vaccine allocations have gone up and down with just 1700 Mork coming this week. So what come counties vaccine planner Amy Hockenberry says. Keep checking for texts and e mails from your provider. But don't call them directly. They're receiving so many calls that their phone systems are overwhelmed, and people who are trying to preach the providers for other health concerns. I have not been able to get through Welcome. County is planning to have a mass vaccination site ready to go in February or early March, Possibly sooner, but number of doses supplied is what drives one Will open Ryan Harris come. Oni is someone whose time 9 34 and traffic.
News, Traffic and Weather
Tulalip Tribes help vaccinate Marysville teachers who otherwise might not be eligible
"Report. Teachers and staff will be able to return to in person learning safely because their neighboring tribes offered to share its covert vaccines. The story from Cuomo's Ryan Harris local tribes as sovereign nations aren't bound to the States vaccine priority phases. So the two Layla tribes called the Marysville School District and offered to vaccinate teachers and staff who would be in classrooms with students to lately chief Administrative officer, Rochelle Lovers says they started to see demand dropped as they work through their priority groups and they didn't want to sit on vaccines. We decided to just open it up to maybe a quarter of the school district population at first, just so that we have availability at our clinic every day, not only for people who still haven't got their first dose in our travel priority groups, but also our elders are starting to come in for their second dose Marries bills superintendent tells me they were very touched by the offer from their friends and neighbors. And he says, even with the whole staff vaccinated I'll stick with the plan to start hybrid learning February 8th.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"marysville" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Adam his face. What we need to do is we need to get back where That's the exception, and we need to make sure that that doesn't become the norm seems like a fair request. Mike Stewart, Exactly. Director of the ballot alliance. And Adama Queen own skull, Ballard and I want to thank you both for coming on. I appreciate it. Thank you, Dad. You bet. Thanks. Save 23 real time traffic. It's brought to you by Subaru of Puyallup that here is Chris Celeb as our travel times continue to come back down, and the drives returned to a pretty good spot. Still seeing the heaviest slowing on the north bound I five drive your We had that long term crash up here. 1 88 is you get past the Kent. The mines Road still have a little bit of slowing often on approaching that and kind of getting through it, But the travel time was returned. Little bit so federal way to Seattle is still running at about 40 42 minutes, but 25 of those minutes are into South Center. So that's still about a 10 minute delay over what you should get on the beginning Part of that drive, So you still have work to do there? The iPhone five drive South out, is looking really good. No issues out of Marysville or ever it down through Linwood. Give yourself 30 minutes now on that drive from ever to see how that's a great number. Same number on the East side of the lake from ever to Bellevue. Half an hour rented the Bellevue four or five North bound the drive. There is almost disappeared, which is great looking at 15 to 20 minutes on that drive right now, So let's keep that going across the lake were in fine shape. The coma, Dr has cooled off nicely. It's looking really good there through the weaving emerging 16 is still nice. We have some slowing off it on on the westbound 5 12 Dr. Getting out of South Hill little bit. Moreover, passport specific ad But all in all, not too bad. This appropriated by Subaru Puyallup that whether this time of year can be stressful. Unless, of course you're too comfy. New Subaru from Subaru of Puyallup,.
KOMO
"marysville" Discussed on KOMO
"And so I had the trooper use less lethal on the on the driver to men who appeared to be in their twenties or now in custody. Thankfully, no officers injured. Carleen Johnson. Coma News Kids have County sheriff's deputy was injured yesterday when a suspect intentionally rammed that deputy's patrol vehicle has come most. Franklin's deputies say a 50 year old man stole a truck from a neighbor along Peter Hagen Road in the sea back area. They say he rammed the responding. Deputies Patrol vehicle head on Then took off leading other deputies and state troopers on a miles long chase through central kits at county During the chase, the suspect ran over a spike strip troopers have put down but kept going. A deputy was finally able to get him stopped and the silver Dale area where he was taken into custody. The injured deputy is already out of the hospital. Frank. Lindsay, come. Oh, New has 17 year old boy shot and killed in Marysville last night at 116th and 58th Avenue Northeast, which is near Marysville. Pilchuck High School. He was shot in the stomach. Police believe the teen knew his killer. So far, no arrests have been made. Police have not released any suspect descriptions. If you saw any suspicious activity between 8 39 30 last night near Marysville, Pilchuck. Hi. You're asked to call The Marysville Police Department. A man accused of setting fire inside the Teamsters building in Spokane has been indicted on federal charges as we hear from comas Eric Heights. The building was also the office of the Spokane County Democratic Party court documents Lige 45 year old Peter Yeager drove from Grand Cooley with a plan to burn down the office last December. Police say Yeager entered the building with items resembling a bomb. Later, they learned he did not actually have an explosive, though he was carrying items including gasoline and a camping lighter, which investigators say he was to start a fire. Kick. So why reports local Democrats believe the act was politically motivated. But Yeager said he has no political affiliation and was just trying to make a statement. Eric Giants come on news news time 9 10 Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk update time. Seattle has a question MARK. It's safety All pro Jamal Adam's uncertain for Saturday's playoff game against the Rams due to a shoulder injury he suffered Sunday against San Francisco. And quarterbacks question mark for the Rams. John Woolford could get his second straight start after never having started an NFL game because of Jared Goff is broken thumb. And if that does happen, that probably helps Seattle's is linebacker Bobby Wagner. I would say advantage defense right? Because I mean, there's only so many more office a place you could put in. But I mean This is sure a week so you know, I'm pretty sure cause me baby. Creative. Seattle favored by five Saturday. 1 40 kick off a hockey in hockey. The United States upset Canada to nothing winning the world Junior hockey Championships in Edmonton, Alberta, last night, the first gold medal of that event since 2017 We export it to 10 and 40 past each hour, traffic and weather coming up in moments Come on, whose time 9 11 Well, Democrats are a step closer to taking control of the U. S. Senate. I am going to the Senate. Work for all of Georgia. But the election of a black man to statewide office in the South is also an emotional and a historic moment. Black Americans have rarely won these kind of elections. And now ABC News is projecting that Reverend Raphael Warnock, the senior pastor at one of America's most historic black churches, will win one of George's to Senate seats. Senator he is projected to defeat Senator Kelly Leffler, a strong supporter of the president is still not conceding this morning. In the other Senate race here between Republican Senator David Perdue and Democrat candidate John Oss off it is still too close to call. The entire nation was rooting for their side and Georgia Democrats need to win both seats to win control of the Senate, and they will already have control of the White House and the House of Representatives. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the Republicans. On Lee needed to win one of the two races here to keep control of the Senate, giving them a chance to put a stop to the incoming president's agenda. The history of what's happening this morning is not at all lost on Senator elect Warnock, who becomes on Lee, the 11th black U. S senator ever.
WTOP
"marysville" Discussed on WTOP
"With indoor dining can be reduced with strict protocols. We went eight months without a single case of cousin at any of our restaurants. Kate Brian W. T. O P. News, a group of fitness and sports centers in an eternal county is suing to stop the county's executive order that bans the businesses from hosting sports in sports practices. The capital does that reports Ah, judge rejected their request for a temporary restraining order but could Still granted injunction. Although a court hearing has yet to be scheduled. The owner's heir hoping county executives to her Pittman reverses course on his restrictions, as he did when he reversed the restriction on indoor dining that would have required restaurants to scale back service to outdoor dining carry out and delivery only for all the sorrow, isolation and frustration the pandemic has caused. Some have found ways to mentally escape while at the same time contributing to the efforts to slow the virus. 95 year old Miriam Looker of Marysville, Ohio, spray. Going into action when the Corona virus pandemic struck this spring, using her quilting skills to make masks at the request of her stepson, a doctor who wanted them for his patients, Residents of the Walnut Crossing assisted living community where looker herself lives. She'd gotten up to making at least 10 per day until coming down with the coronavirus in November. It was kind of my turn, I guess, she says. The good news is she's now recovered and back to making masks about 1700 to date in a fellow resident is added to having made nearly 1300 of her own. I'm Ben Thomas. We'll check money News up next on wt opiates. 5 54. We've been waiting waiting for covert 19 vaccines to be developed. Now.
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"marysville" Discussed on AP News
"Coronavirus Update. I'm Ben Thomas within a P news minute, Johns Hopkins University's covert 19 tally As of Saturday morning, she was more than 84 million confirmed infections worldwide since the pandemic began, more than 20 million of those in the U. S. And the death toll has surpassed 1.8 million globally, including close to 348,000 Americans. Julie Walker takes a look at the latest developments. California started the new year by reporting a record 585 coronavirus deaths in a single day, and health officials there say they have four confirmed cases of the new Covitz train. Meanwhile, large gatherings continue in New York Sheriff's broke up three New Year's Eve parties with big groups of Maskell is revelers. And there were reports of other illegal events around the country. This all comes as the race to vaccinate millions of Americans is off to a slower messier start and public health officials and leaders of Operation Warp speed expected. I'm Julie Walker. Finally, 95 year old Miriam Looker of Marysville, Ohio, began using her quilting skills to make masks this spring. At the request of her stepson, a doctor who wanted them for his patients. Residents of the walnut Crossing assisted living community or looker herself lives she'd gotten up to making at least 10 per day until she came down with the coronavirus in November. It was kind of my turn, I guess, she says. The good news is she's now recovered and back to making masks about 1700 to date. Well done, Miriam Looker. I'm Ben Thomas, some of the first passengers to cross the English Channel on the Eurostar since the UK left. The European Union say that little has changed in terms of checks at the border. The train had arrived at London, ST Pancras International from Garden or in Paris. After arriving in the UK Some passengers say they had expected additional border checks by authorities. But costume designer Sebastian PASAT says there were no additional checks or forms. They were very thorough. Taking the The passenger locate located form because of coveted so they checked back very carefully. But apart from that there was no mention of Brexit. What further U K left the European Books, first single Market for people, goods and services at 11 P.m. London time on Thursday. In the single biggest economic change the country.
Encyclopedia Womannica
Civil Rights Champion, Unita Blackwell
"Hello for Wonder Media Network, I'm Jenny Kaplan and this is encyclopedia will Manica. Today. We're talking about a key figure in the civil rights movement who risked her life to lift her voice and the voices of other black. Americans. Through violence and abuse she campaigned for equality and became the first black woman to serve as mayor and Mississippi. This is the story of UNITA. UNITA Zelma Blackwell was born he uses brown on March Eighteenth Nineteen thirty three in Lula Mississippi. Her father was a sharecropper and you need a picked cotton in the field alongside her mother until her mother sent her to live with relatives in Arkansas to receive a better education. At that time in Mississippi, black children could only attend school for two years before they were forced to return to the fields. Though you need us mother couldn't read or write. She was determined to give her daughter a better life. You need a chose her own full name after her teacher told her. She couldn't just go by the initials UC. She decided to go with UNITA Zelma. At the age of twelve, you need a left school she returned to picking cotton until she was thirty one years old she married three times but kept the last name of her first husband Jeremiah Blackwell. It was with him. She had her only child Jeremiah Junior. The turning point of UNITA's life came in nineteen, sixty four during the freedom summer. The student nonviolent. Coordinating Committee or Snick was campaigning to raise awareness about registering black citizens to vote you need a signed up to help right away during her attempts to help register black voters across our community. She was arrested more than seventy times. She was also targeted by the K. K. K. members burned crosses in her yard. You need was one of only eight black people in her county who tried to register to vote armed white men threatened you need other brave people trying to vote outside the courthouse and nearly prevented them from entering when they were finally allowed to enter the building they were forced to undergo an unfair literacy tests which all of them failed. You need to realize that despite the fact voting was illegal right society still stacked all the odds against the black community. She was more determined than ever to make her voice heard. So she began to participate in one movement after another to fight the unjust system. In nineteen sixty five UNITA sued her county's board of Education for suspending three hundred students including her own son for wearing freedom pens. She also suit to desegregate the school district. These cases traveled all the way up to federal courts though the pins remained banned, the district was ordered to desegregate. In one, thousand, nine, hundred, seventy, six UNITA was elected mayor of mayors spell. which reportedly made her the first black woman to serve as a mayor in Mississippi. When she took office, the five hundred person town had unpaved streets and no sewer system many residents lived in small tin roof shacks with no running water. UNITA immediately set to work on improving conditions serving the town for two decades from a one room. City Hall. She led the way for the town to pave a name. It's roads, install streetlights, built sewers, improve its housing, and even get its first fire truck. In nineteen eighty three UNITA earned a master's degree in regional planning from New Mass Amherst having never previously attended college in one, thousand, nine, hundred, ninety, two, she brought national attention to mayors, Ville, and all rural communities when she won three, hundred, fifty, thousand dollar Macarthur Genius Grant. Throughout her career you traveled internationally she gave speeches advised presidents like Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton a never stopped fighting for civil rights. She was defeated for re election to her position in two thousand one by then she'd long made positive mark on the rural communities of Mississippi and beyond. You need. Blackwell passed away on May, Thirteenth Twenty nineteen she made an enormous difference in Marysville Mississippi enter influence extends far beyond her hometown. She fought for the rights of all Americans and brought attention too often forgotten areas of the country.
News, Traffic and Weather
In Seattle suburb of Marysville, murder suspect charged after man found dead in his driveway
"Marysville Marysville woman woman is is facing facing second second degree degree murder murder charges charges after after a a man man is is found found dead dead in in a a driveway. driveway. This This Snohomish Snohomish County County Sheriff's Sheriff's Office Office says says they they believe believe the the woman woman got got in in an an argument argument with with the the victim. victim. And And struck struck him with her car. A witness observed a suspect fleeing the scene in her car and then observed the victim line unresponsive in the driveway. The man suffered obvious injuries to his head and body consistent with being hit by a vehicle. Detectives believe the suspect drove over the victim with her car. It was a deadly night on some of
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle Police: Marysville woman arrested for murder after allegedly driving over man with her car
"Snohomish County is major crimes unit has arrested the 63 year old Marysville woman for allegedly driving over a man killing him. He hasn't happened last night at six PM and in Marysville driveway along 140th Street Northeast, they found a man with serious injuries from apparently being struck by a car. He died at the scene. Detectives say there was an argument between a woman and a man and a witness observed suspect fleeing in her car and then saw the victim line on responsive in the driveway. It
Talking Mopars
Interview With The Host Of Talking Mopars Podcast
"Today, our guest is Chris Albrecht Chris host, the podcast talking Mo- parts. He has built this baby as the number one podcast on planet earth which I like, and he himself is known as the moped hunter. Since our four hundred and fortieth episode was coming up I thought it would be good to do something to mark the occasion, and maybe he'll correct me here when it comes to mow power power plants, I think four forty may be the one I think of I even more than a four twenty-six, even more than three. Really four forty is what I think of I. But. What I really want to do here is focused on mopus and celebrate kind of a special day Chris Welcome to the show. Thanks for having me on rob I'm happy to be here. Totally. So. Chris let some ground rules here. I'M A podcast year. Europe podcast her we either have to work together or we gotta go to like the death and Only one of us can win I'm all for working together. Sound Good Man before I ever got into podcasting. I was a fan of many automotive podcasts including yours and that kind of pave the way for me to go. You know I'm obviously not going to do a podcast about muscle cars because that would be competing with the big dogs but I decided to focus my podcast on what I'm absolutely one hundred percent passionate about which is parts totally at most that was tongue in cheek and it's a big world out here man, there's so much room and. Opportunity and I have made more friends in the podcast space than I can even count and it's always been a good thing. It should be that we're competitors but were really not I. Don't know why it works that way but it works hand in hand and I really enjoy this and I can't wait to learn more here. So Chris let's start with the basics before you even get to the moped stuff. This is our first conversation ever where are you? Where'd you grow up get into? Cars I grew up in Seattle Washington and I currently live about thirty miles north in Marysville. I grew up around Mope ours I spent a lot of my formative years in a nineteen seventy five dodge custom. What we know now as Boogie Van Really Yeah my dad bought a seventy five cargo van a dodge black nothing in it completely gutted and he built it from the ground up you know this shag carpet the bed in the. Back the spoiler, the porthole windows, the side of the crater mags, all the fender flares the whole kit and caboodle along with that vehicle my dad in one, thousand, nine, hundred, I was born in one, thousand, eight, five, thirty, five and my dad bought a brand new Daytona Turbo Z in one, thousand, nine, hundred, five black with louvers and the car has a talking computer in it so it will tell you if your doors are ajar and things. Like that and as a kid, I thought that was the coolest ever being I'm watching rider on TV and my dad's car as a young kid I'm like Oh my God, my dad's car talks to. So ever since I was young Mo parts have had an impact on my life and when I was young, my dad didn't have a par muscle car but I, had heard stories of his nineteen sixty nine dodge dart that used to go. To, the street races with and just have a general good time with and I was always intrigued I'm a car enthusiast I. I, respect anybody that has a passion for cars. I don't care if it's a Ford Chevy or an import I respect all but I've always had a deep seated love for Mo- powers and when I got older, I can finally afford to get myself a couple of projects. So here we are what were your first products? My first Mo Pars were a nineteen sixty-nine Dodge Dart coincidentally, the same color as my dad's name I've found that, and now I also have a nineteen seventy six dodge deal one, hundred short bed pickup truck that I love as well, and that was kind of like my answer to the C. Tens because I've had see tens before in the past before I got into buying my. Own mopeds, construction company, and the owner bought me a seat in. So I've had my fair share of different vehicles but something always dragged me back to mow pars in when I was finally in a position to get myself a couple I never looked back.
Seattle Kitchen
Marysville, Washington daycare closes after COVID-19 outbreak
"Health officials and Snohomish County ordered a daycare center closed after an outbreak of Corona virus. At least 10 people, primarily Children, tested positive for the virus that tender Hearts Day school in Marysville. The health district is assisting with symptom monitoring, testing, status and quarantine procedures as needed. The center is currently scheduled to be closed through July
Casefile True Crime
The Churchill Fire
"Formally known as Hazelwood Churchill was purpose built to accommodate workers involved in the construction and maintenance of the Hazelwood power station in nineteen sixty five to ten was renamed in posthumous owner of Foam British. Promised us so Winston Churchill and grew into a commuter suburb for those working in neighbouring areas. Like Hey did one. Hundred and sixty kilometers southeast of Mobin. Churchill phages a commercial centre for its several thousand locals with Wad pock land separating residential areas industrial estates dense tree plantations and national park and dig- Ridges of farmland frame the township which is home to the Seaney Colli highland and two golden tail nine locally is the beat cigar after Winston Churchill's trademark smoking habit at one thirty two PM on Sunday February. Seven two thousand nine triple zero. Emergency services received a call regarding a wildfire just sawed Churchill. The blaze was full. Columbia south east of town near the intersection of Glenn Donald Road and Jealous Outlet to unsealed stretches of winding roadway that cut through the rural outskirts. It had emerged from the bottom of a natural basin the Bennetts creek catchment which consisted of blue gum. Eucalypt and upon plantations surrounded by hazardous surface fuels such as shrubs wag grass and blackberry bushes. Three minutes after the coal a pilot flying firefighting aircraft ten kilometers from Churchill. Saw Did a column of doc smoke hundreds of feet high rausing from the fires location within ten minutes the flames troubled roughly one Columba and were in the vicinity of forests managed by Timber Company. Hancock Victorian plantations the plantations surveillance planes. Which were Riva's seeing the entirety of the latrobe valley that day would deserted to Churchill to carry out reconnaissance work despite being in its early stages. The fires behavior was noted. As extreme by the Tom. First responders arrived the blaze had spread rapidly and was burning on both sides of jealousy outlet spot. Fires Begin igniting a rounded straining resources and impacting efforts to tackle the central inferno directly requests? Were made for more tankers and dare support however de intense hate was causing water to evaporate before it even hit the ground. The focus then shifted to warning surrounding communities of the urgent threat. Road blocks were established. Durant the file as emergency services personnel visited nearby residences to raise the alarm but two pm the fire had been raging for those often Allah and remained out of control despite the arrival of additional firefighting crews. It continued to move in southeasterly direction through the Broad Valley of benefits. Craig ECRU observed the fire cresting to reach along. Jira lying North Road and by the fifty minute mark. It had traveled about seven kilometers. More spot. Fires were reported and by three PM. The blaze had burned through a plan plantation and to damage the communications our efforts to protect assets continued as emergency relief centres were established in nearby townships at three twenty pm. The fire had destroyed. Its first time. Stead at the intersection of Thomson and to Jira Lying. North roads but five fifteen pm it was approaching the slopes of men tasr e ten kilometers juice out east of Churchill and spotting to the mountains east side as emergency crews tackled they surrounding spot fires. The apex of being funar raged on woods. Elliott that day a strategy is bureau of Meteorology had predicted a severe wind. Change that would hit land between six and eight. Pm shortly before. Four o'clock there. Prediction was amended to the window of five thirty and seven. Pm The planning officer responsible for the Churchill Fire Unaware of the amendment told the Incident Management Team to expect at the midpoint of seven when they change arrived and now earlier than anticipated at sent seventy kilometer and now a gusts through the region that suddenly shifted the fire in a northeasterly direction. The winds posed a significant threat to way across and forced them to land as fifteen kilometer. Long uncontrolled flank of. Phya developed that ran from the origin. Point Nature Chill through to the east side of Tozzi as it progressed fullwood burning debris rained down and ignited the surrounding vegetation almost instantly. It was accompanied by an east bleeding rush of what noise described by witnesses as the sand of immense pressure. Lucca that of a jet engine. Following this hurricane like wind change the file was at. Its most dangerous threatening multiple townships as well as the one wrong state forest residents working fervently to defend their himes when now blinded by an Ol- encompassing blackness composed of Smokin Dash. All of a sudden the in band firestorm had peed through the dock. Luckily Sunrise Churchill Resident Greg. We stated on you. The fire front was coming. You could hear it. You could smell it. You could feel the hate coming up out of the valley. The flames were right there. And where the heart of the trees and to that again. Three hundred Fateha plus there were big swirling vortexes is just a big swirling masses of flames that would burst and explode out of the treetops' shortly after six PM. Three water tankers belonging to volunteer. Fire Service the country fire authority were involved. In a series of Burn I've is wherein their crews were forced to take shelter where possible as the firing trapped them the boon either hit with quote great ferocity firefight at Graham Chesterton recall blackwood say MBA's thought the full was locked out coming from everywhere. The became very smokey and everything started to burn rapidly. That was spot FIS on the ground. All the rant me and the trees dotted burning at that stage aghast. I had about ten to fifteen seconds until I would have to make a move. Within those seconds the conditions deteriorated so rapidly. That are realized that wasn't safe too late truck. At that time a did not night where rule Marc crew members. Were on the decision to make a May Day call us said something along. The lines of we are completely surrounded by fire Tabun. I've lasted an estimated ten minutes firefighting crews elsewhere listened. Says their colleagues frantically broadcast may calls. I've Aradio but were unable to approach the scene due to the level of danger or they could do was respond. There is nothing we can do for you incredibly. None of the firefighter discord in the burn. Iva lost their lives the via finally slowed at eight PM. And by the following day of Sunday February I it was mostly brought to a whole l. Dive burning continued in heavily feud areas the Churchill fire named after its point of origin was not a visually listed under control until eleven days later on February nineteen more than six hundred firefighting personnel battled the blaze supported by one hundred and five vehicles and appliances in total. It had burned more than twenty five thousand eight hundred and sixty one heck Dez and destroyed one hundred forty five times elsewhere. Four hundred separate bushfires had devastated the Victorian landscape with the most destructive and deadly being the king like into Marysville FIS in the sites northeast collectively the fires had released eighty thousand kilowatts of. Hey the equivalent of five hundred atomic bombs. One hundred and seventy three. Papal had perished and four hundred and fourteen were left injured more than two thousand times and ten thousand kilometers of fence. Lon had been raised and an estimated one million animals were killed. Buerry seven two thousand nine became the deadliest bushfire. Catastrophe in Victoria's history and was henceforth referred to as black Saturday
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U.S. retail gasoline prices fall to lowest levels in four years
"Mentioned gasoline prices dropping to their lowest levels in four years at some stations or in other parts of the country have actually been spotted charging under a dollar a gallon gasbuddy dot com says the lowest price in the Seattle area right now is actually in Marysville at two twenty nine and the lowest price in the state can be found in Klay element were the chevron station there is charging a dollar forty nine a gallon right now Wall Street shaping up for us relatively uneventful opening bell this morning though not much movement the Dow futures are down about twenty eight points such as the fraction of a percent of the S. and P. and the nasdaq her up and down as well as in P. is down about quarter percent the nasdaq futures up just a fraction of a
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A Sneak Peek of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival
"What is the wild and scenic film festival? It's it sounds like a bunch of hippies drinking up in Nevada Vada city. You're not wrong The Wild and scenic film festival is a opportunity for filmmakers and activists from around the world to come together to tell the stories that they care most about About protecting the environment. And this is your first podcast so low right you. You had all the equipment you went up you. You didn't know who you can exactly interview. What was it like Well it was exciting I did lose my phone with all the recordings on it for a period of about twelve of hours but luckily thanks to the The kind hearted people in Nevada city. I was able to get my my phone back with all these interviews. So crisis averted so Nevada city is like the heart of the like eighteen fifties goldrush right the forty niners that that's where everything happened is amazing when you go there because it looks looks like this old gold town. That's right it's it's right in the Sierra foothills in it it does look like and feel like in some ways that you're going back in time and and Melinda The Executive Director of the South you've ever citizens league tells us a little bit about Nevada city and history in the ways in which the Yuba river in particular has really shape the town cool so his Sarah talking with Melinda booth. Who's responsible for bringing this huge festival together every year? Uh So this film festival is now in its eighteenth year and it's an environmental an adventure film based festival here in Nevada city and Grass Valley California. So we're we're in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains about halfway between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe and we had some beautiful snow last night. Blanketing our town. But it's sunny and melting and we're ready for the eight thousand people that are going to come to our small foothills town for this. Annual event. So South River Citizens League we affectionately refer to ourselves by our acronym circle was founded back in nineteen ninety-three and a bunch of concerned citizens came together when dams were proposed on the South Yuba River and they decided that's not what they wanted for the river in their community and they banded together and fought those dams over sixteen years. It was a sixteen year long fight but they were ultimately successful in protecting the river by by achieving California State designation for wild and scenic status for thirty nine miles to the south you bought which permanently protects it this community really is all about the Yuba River. It's an economic driver for us. It's a place of renewal. It's a place of recreation. It's habitat refuge. It's definitely one of the most scenic rivers in California cornea and you have these beautiful smooth granite boulders. You have these emerald waters you have deep pools. It's relatively warm in the summer and it's a magical place. There's more folks who enjoy the river naked than clothed but. Tell us a little bit about the film festival. I see that the Tagline is where activism gets inspired tired so back in nineteen ninety nine. One circled did achieve that wild and scenic status for the river they were to crossroads and decided You know they achieved what they set out to to do. And so then the question was okay well organization done. Did we reach our goal or is there more to do and they quickly realized that. Gosh there's so much more to do. Circles mission is to unite the community to protect and restore the river. And there's lots of work to be done year round so we're focusing on that mission throughout the entire watershed so from the headwaters waters up at sugarbush ski resort if people know the area that's near the headwaters all the way down to the confluence with the feather river in Marysville the founders of the film festival were very very forward thinking and realized if they could create something that could create a sustainable funding source to help the organization that would be a real help to achieving in our mission and so wild and scenic film festival was created. It was of course named after the win of wild and scenic status and it started as two nights heights and one venue back in two thousand and three and it's grown here in twenty twenty to take place in two towns. We have venues and grass valley and Nevada city. It's five days as we have ten film venues. We have activists workshops we have celebrations. We have virtual reality lounge. We have an environmental art exhibition. There's really a whole lot. Outgoing on does the film festival travel and are there ways for people that live elsewhere to enjoy the festival and enjoy these films. Yes so we kick it off every year in January January here in the foothills in Nevada city grass valley in January but then we hit the road and we take these films on tour so you might see a wild and scenic event near you we have about two hundred and fifty events annually reaching more than sixty five thousand people with these inspiring stories and you can search for an event in your area and if there's not one you can be a host so what we do which I think is really incredible. Is We're actually partnering with Environmental Organizations. Really any kind of organization who want it to host a festival in their area so that they can raise awareness for issues in their community and raise funds for the work that they're doing so it's a really cool partnership a way to get these films seen inspire more people and really Increase the groundswell for the environmental movement. As a whole I love that Can you give us an example or tells Tulsa story about maybe the most inventive or unusual way that people have brought the wild and scenic film festival to their community. I love it when people do outdoor screenings screenings. It's really great so we have some folks in Florida with their shoes off toes in the sand. Watch these films at night outside so one of the cool things about living in Sacramento obviously is the Sacramento River. And I've always had this dream of going being from reading down to the sea. One of the cool movies that you've got to see them super jealous about is cold the Sacramento at current speed and these guys go in that story story which is a teeny little boat and floated down and you go to catch up with them. Tell us about Tom and Mitch. Thomason mentor great to me. They really exemplify the film festival which his in many cases transforming what we might consider to be ordinary people. That didn't you know. Set their careers to be filmmakers or even necessarily activists who fell in love with place and wanted to tell that story to others. And that's exactly what happened with Mitch and Tom. They would go out occasionally with each other with their wives on the river and in came to be Really compelled by the river and wanting to protect it and so they made this film Which ended up winning the twenty twenty people's Choice Award a really beautiful film and Really Beautiful Film and story and I thought it was special to that. Of course the Sacramento River flows through Sacramento so we've paddled on it and Goes through the very place where a lot of decisions about water in the entire state are made so just a lot of Nice different connections with this one. Sara Fest Out Utah With Mitch Dion and then with Tom Bottles who made the Sacramento at current speed. Which won the People's Choice Award The wild and scenic Film Festival Mitch starts by explaining how the idea for the film was launched? A was just looking for a place to row my boat down a river. I Love Rivers. I really like my little dory boat and I live in truckee aunt kind of stumbled on the Sacramento as a place to do some overnight trips without having to drive halfway across the country to Utah. Colorado or Idaho so Several years ago my wife and I didn't overnight trip on a section of the upper for Sacramento where we through our bikes into the boats camped overnight and they invite the shuttle back up to the car and we had so much fun. And we were so enamored with with what we found down there that I started doing longer trips. and Um Tom and I done lots of adventures together. But we've never took advantage Jeff. Our professional lives. He's a videographer and has made lots of films so I started telling her friends. It's about the project down here on the Sacramento and Tom's ears perked up and he said found sounds very well. Maybe you should make a movie of IT and So just hopped in my boat and Loaded up with camera gear and some food and crackers and smoke cheese and took off below reading and Started in a two week journey down the SACRAMENTO Some of which I done before and below Qaluza all the way down into the Delta was was unknown unknown you. I know that people navigate this piece of river all the time but whether we could actually row it and make it out there we really have. I've no idea all heard that the winds were extreme down there that Might be a really difficult journey. And Good Luck. What is it that you wanted to share with people the Sacramento River? The big thing is this water belongs to all of us and people may not realize that it's public domain. It's the water is supposed has to be managed to use for the use that's most beneficial to the most number Californians and you know we know that's a simple concept and after after that everything gets really complicated because a lot of give and take in tug of war but we need to be wake watch. What's happening attention to what's going on Out there because it belongs to all of
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Mom claims fake Child Protective Services workers tried to take son
"There is a terrifying case a merry still woman said that she was home and someone knocked on her door and they identified themselves as being with child protective services and they were here to say Hey we're here for your kid gives your kid mother's name according to thirteen Jessi combs so they're knocking the door they say give us your son and she's apparently disclose your son's name is Lee and they had personal information about our son we're learning some new interesting information about this woman spoke to Kerr sevens Michael spears said that she was with CBS and that she was there about my son's injuries and that they were taken into protective custody Jesse said she was initially confuse and thought she for sure how the wrong house until she told me his name and birthday she said both were dressed professionally when they showed up here Monday around seven thirty AM your state Avenue and one hundred twenty street and said the woman did all the talking after you know can you show me some identification can you show me this order that you supposedly have she refused to show me that that's just shoes yeah and then the mother continue to save my son doesn't have any injury he is but the woman had his name birthdate mom's name information about mom so there were some back and forth obviously the mother refused to give up her four year old the strangers left she then took the child to daycare and she went to work she called merry merry still police reported everything that had happened obviously CBS agents will always contact local law enforcement and this is an ongoing process before anyone would come to you about removing nature they take that very seriously that is a very big deal that not that's not a knock on the door and Hey by the way you've never heard of anything like this were here today which is why it's pretty interesting when we just got an email from Marysville PT yeah I want to get to the merits of P. the email I wanna say yeah in a case like this my dad was a career social worker CPS guy you're exactly right candy they show up at the cops there's gonna be a court order there's a process and if you ever ever ever have any doubts call the police because the police to come over they'll know instantly whether these people are CPS or not because CPS carries I. D. and if the people don't have ID the cops are going to figure that out super super quick marca commander mark Thomas is operation swot PO Marysville police department said due to the high profile media attention so should be concerned about this we're gonna release some additional information even as a case remains open this is pretty extraordinary they don't normally do this so the complaint provided both a written in a later recorded statement investigators been following up on the information provided by the complainant at this time we've noticed several inconsistencies in the statement we were unable to verify other information however we continue to look into all aspects of this case the allegations that someone tried to remove a child from a residence will pose guesses CPS social workers alarming and in of itself and worthy of complete and thorough investigation naturally are concerned for the safety committees Fisher children having said that I would reiterated state we previously made before allowing any individual in your home it's always a good idea to check for photo
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Trump abandons effort to include citizenship question on census
"Welcome back for those just joining us we had an earthquake overnight he just before three AM so we are in some early coverage for you bill still from the university of Washington seismology lab is joining us now live on the phone and bill what you know so far what is the size allowed tracking there this morning well about two fifty one AM we had a magnitude four point six earthquake that occurred to him your average Marysville and it was mid crustal about two twenty two point three kilometers and it was felt everywhere from Vancouver BC down to Olympia Washington this is far away actually shocked about and with that she on the east side so it was felt pretty strongly in the strongest intensity it is about intensity five that was experienced more hold and bill so far we have had at least two after shocks can we expect more this morning there will be more in fact we're in the process of processing some of those smaller one so there's a bit of catching up to do after an earthquake like this would be smaller to process them but their we're working on that you'll see those through the night and all four point six what level of damage does that cause or what can people expect to see around their house what do we need to know about that that number well when you get up around them and live five modified Mercalli scale of five you experience moderate shaking I mean but certainly you definitely know things are shaking something that might be teetering on a shelf life fall over but we wouldn't expect a structural damage really when you get up around the intensity seven MM you seven you start seeing some structural damage to the weaker structures in bill you talked about the depth of this earthquake in a lot of people talk about in the squalid cake that quake back in two thousand one was about one thirty miles deep and that caused damage just kind of talk about what is the importance of the depth of the earthquake in and how much we feel it what what what how does that play a role in in an earthquake it's a great question when you get down in the deeper in the crust of the energy doesn't dissipate rapidly when it's down deep but when you get up near the surface the the they're more faults and cracks in the credits that will kind of break up it dissipates some of the energy so it doesn't travel as far let's why we we we see from British Columbia you know all the way down it will it be out to win actually people feeling this earthquake in part because it was a little bit deeper if it was shallower he would feel it more intensely where you're standing near the fall but we wouldn't spread out as far and bill and I hope that does that does is this could be a sign of things to calm I know we always talk about it's not a matter of if but yeah right and well you know we've been very lucky we haven't had magnitude five earthquakes for a number of years she made definitely each of that size and larger our in our future there is a very small chance and it's a very small one but that when you have an earthquake sequence like this going on that you may end up triggering a larger earthquake and then this magnitude four six becomes a four shot to that larger he planned but that's a pretty rare occurrence but it does happen okay thank you very much bill still join in this early this morning from the Pacific cut the northwest a seismic network once again a four point six earthquake hitting around two fifty one this morning centered around the three lakes area started as a four point seven on a four point four and then once again upgraded back up to four point six so for a couple of aftershocks and bill telling us in warning us that expected feel more after shocks coming this morning yeah and really being felt all over from Vancouver BC to Olympia Washington that all the way east even to yeah come on and not Wenatchee area so really a wide ranging feel of this earthquake but you know what the bill also mention that when it comes to intensity you know we'll see some shaking it maybe a few things falling over at that level five intensity but it's really not so intensely seven when things start causing major problems with structural damage the definitely jolting a lot of people up this morning good morning to be prepared because once again they say it's not there but when the big
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Papadopoulos: Trump 'nodded' at suggestion of Putin meeting
"Every ten minutes on the fours there's no blocking problems on the roadways right now but we're still working on that slowing in Everett northbound five still getting caught up from the trestle up to just past highway, five, to, eight in Marysville southbound five picking up some steam, between Lake City way and the ship canal bridge seemed to minor spot of slowing on. Southbound four zero five at the, S-curves right. Before one six seven nothing. Too major and five cleared out in Tacoma but be prepared to hit. Your brakes as. You make way around the Tacoma dome area our. Next, report, is, at three thirty four I'm. Evan Smith KOMO traffic The forecast for your Sunday looks beautiful in the Puget Sound we'll see lots of sun, with highs in the seventies it will cloud, up, a, bit on Monday with a chance of showers but, are sky should clear up by the afternoon with highs expected in the high sixties and. Low seventies I'm Kelly by with, your forecast. From the KOMO forecast team
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Pregnant woman fired after manager says it’s ‘not a good time’ for maternity leave, she says
"Marysville woman says he has. Text messages that, proved, she was wrongfully. Fired from, a job at jersey? Mike's komo's Gabe Cohen commission? Denton says she was fired from jersey Mike's for being Pregnant it's discrimination attorney REBA, Weise agrees it's blatantly illegal to terminate a woman because she's pregnant or she's going. To go on maternity leave so what would you recommend for that woman find a good lawyer the store's owner wouldn't go on camera but. He says, he's aware of the. Tech sent by manager he tells me he was devastated when he found out he says that manager no longer works for him because of the tax. And he called commission to apologize and offer her the job back, but I told him I wasn't interested just because I feel like, that's just the way for me to hush it's wrong instead she's looking for a new job. And possibly a lawyer he don't do that to somebody. When they're willing to work to support
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Duke Energy Convention Center, Urban Meyer and Zac Smith discussed on Mike McConnell
"Fourth through the seventh a, thirteenth area code will be put, into use, across the greater Dayton and Marysville areas. In the next few years as the city's population continues to grow that three to. Six area code will be assigned to new numbers,
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CBS, Ileana Douglas Douglas and Les Moonves discussed on Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
"Traffic northbound I five. In the express, lanes just north of Mercer there is a disabled vehicle that's taking. Up the right lane you might see a small slowdown, there the the main line not bad out of Seattle it's when you get to about. Lake City way find some minor slowdowns heading up through shoreline and Mountlake terrace we're really is jammed up is northbound I five north of the, bowing freeway past highway two and. Everett and all the way into Marysville we have slow down southbound I five from Northgate into downtown Seattle southbound highway ninety nine really struggling along Queen Anne hill as you. Head down toward the stadiums southbound four zero five rolling slow in. Bellevue, from five twenty through coal, creek Parkway northbound is tough from five twenty not, only through Kirkland but. It just remains slow up through totem lake and. Past five to two inner change it, looks like it's from some. Earlier problems that happen just North, of the five to two interchange we. Have slow down southbound, I, five, right at, the south end of Boeing field as you head down through the Duwamish curves and torture hundred at angle lake southbound one six. Seven slow go from fifteen th street southwest all the way down through Pacific and continues to be slow through Sumner southbound I five. Solid from highway eighteen down through the five curve and I. Am looking at a a significant slowdown. On highway three if you are headed from looks. Like at least the three or five interchange this. Isn't Kitsap county all the way down almost to what looks. Like Sherman hill wrote it looks like we might have a crash there and that's why it's bumper to bumper those look at traffic is. Brought to you by Staples save big on school supplies at Staples. Your back to school specialty store Staples has everything you need always in stock and at low. Prices shop for great back to school deals today your local Staples next KOMO traffic. At four thirty four KOMO forecast cooling down by the, end of the week we might not even make it to seventy degrees today though ninety. Degrees not out of the question tomorrow mid eighties lower eighties For Wednesday and mid seventy s for Thursday in Seattle right now. It's eighty nine degrees at komonews he's safe, for now CBS will keep CEO les Moonves has in place while. An outside counsel investigate sexual misconduct allegations against him the, board. Of directors for CBS met today to discuss. How to, move forward He is the. Man credited with turning around CBS green lighting his shows like everybody loves Raymond And survivor the. Head of CBS les Moonves now facing allegations of, inappropriate behavior from unwanted kissing to sexual assault, the, New Yorker, magazine, detailing allegations from six women including EMMY nominated actress and writer Ileana Douglas Douglas, telling journalists Ronan Farrow during the nineteen Ninety-seven business, meeting in his office. Moon vez began violently kissing her even pulling up her. Skirt Douglas saying the physicality was horrendous I couldn't get. Him off of me Douglas adding. Afterwards, she was fired from her show and told by Nunez she'd never work at this network again Nunez admits to, try to kiss Douglas, but denied sexually assaulting her an overnight in an interview with NPR producer dean Akhir goes says moonville has made an unwanted. Advance towards her pushing for dinner alone years ago when she was working. On launching a show he said Look you're really expensive and I need to. Know your worth it she turned him down and the show didn't watch and the conversation. Ended and he went from being very friendly to being really cold. CBS said that moon vests has no recollection of, the meeting or the phone call now the, CBS, chief, saying, in, a statement I always understood and respected and abided by the principle that no, means no and I have never misused my position, to harm or hinder. Anyone's career and this morning some publicly showing their support. The I wonder woman Linda Carter tweeting les Moonves is. A kind decent honorable man and. Sharon, Osbourne who co host the talk with Munoz's wife Julie Chen also tweeting interesting timing seems like an attempt to, discredit Leslie before a, major court case now CBS is in the middle of a heated legal battle with Viacom some alleging these claims may stem, from that Corporate dispute one unnamed CBS exact calling it corporate hardball Representative for the. Head of Viacom, responding saying any claim she is behind these allegations its faults. And self serving the CBS board saying they will fully investigate these claims, and will promptly review the findings and take appropriate action that's. ABC's Eva pilgrim Washington state's Trump island in the San Juans.
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Woman dies while hiking in Mount Rainier National Park
"ABC news Stay connected stay informed KOMO, news good. Afternoon it is four thirty one I'm Kelly Blair with the top. Local stories from the KOMO twenty, four seven, news center An elderly couple has been upgraded to satisfactory condition today the recovering at Harborview medical after being stabbed in their own home yesterday afternoon Bellevue police say female houseguests. Stabbed to seventy six year old woman in her eighty three year old. Husband police. Tell us the, woman tried to set several fires in the home police arrested her neighbors believe she may have been a transient. In, need so far no motive in that case firefighters are warning you to be extra careful next week because of the extra wins and all the dry brush already we have seen how dangerous and how fast flames can destroy a home last night on lake cabin on neighbors and fellow boaters jumped into action. To try and stop a, fire from spreading KOMO, Suzanne Phan reports from mount Vernon as, flames, ripped through this cabin and shoot up the trees on. Lake Cavanaugh some, voters watching horror witnesses. Say neighbors. And voters. Jumped in, to help. Fight the fire Steve Manny. Was on the water when he spotted the flames sit back here got, my sump pump And His daughter brother and neighbor all raised back over to the burning. Cabin pretty much half the house was. Gone the fire started over on that side and kind of took the whole. House they're Manny another's quickly got to. Work we came tried to get on the, dock and there are so many boats near helping the, fire both. Guy and so we pulled up on the shore started sump pump going and got it all spraying down as much as we could in a fire started over on that. Side so we brought the boat over there and started hosing down that. Side try to save the neighbors on this Sunday investigators are serving all the damage. Done the cabin was, destroyed but the neighbor's homes were. Spared I feel terrible for the people that own the. House and you, know I feel grateful for the neighbors were able to keep it from. Spreading maybe this will show the people how fast something can go up in flames and how easy it spreads That is. Komo's Suzanne Phan reporting the body of a hiker swept away in the white river at mount rainier has been recovered the national park service's says that the woman was hiking. By yourself on the northern loop trail Wednesday when she was swept downstream. While attempting to cross the Westbrook of the white river a group of hikers saw. The woman struggle and, try to reach your but couldn't. They hiked out and notified authorities rescuers searched for her. By land and, air until they found her body on Friday we know she was just. Twenty two years old a Chinese national here in the states going to college KOMO news time is four Time to check our roads and AAA traffic with Evans Smith or working on an emergency response on southbound five just before Northgate taking up the two right lanes traffic is backing up to, stay little bit behind this looks like it may have been a brush sponsor of some kind meanwhile. Working, on bit slowing southbound five going between STAN would and Marysville, down towards this Tom rivers where you're back. Up to speed about five still clearing out between Lacey and do Pont area as well our. Next supporters of four forty four seven Smith KOMO traffic meteorologist general Donald checks are forecast what's. The heat wave that just doesn't want to quit around here where even warmer than we were yesterday right on schedule low nineties, around downtown Seattle Bellevue and Bremerton today and low to, mid ninety s as the peak of the heat hits tomorrow we'll start, your road this heat a little bit as we head into the middle of the week finally a nice marine pushed by Wednesday. And Thursday with early clouds maybe even some welcome. Drizzle and afternoon clearing but that's still several days off in the KOMO weather center I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell it is hot now currently mostly sunny and eighty seven. Degrees in Seattle governor Inslee says the Trump administration's announced twelve billion dollars. In, relief from tariffs won't do, much to help Washington farmers for apple producers have been hit our cherries they're gonna hit as well Inslee visited growers in the Yakima valley this week he points out the. Announced federal subsidies targets soybean dairy, and, pork farmers the head, of the. Washington State Department of, transportation has some rough news for drivers hoping for relief from bad traffic it's not happening komo's Charlie Harger reports speaking at an industry conference washed chief Roger Millar tells his colleagues from around the country in essence traffic is lousy around here in big, old highways aren't going to fix it in fact congestion is using his words here is a problem. We, simply cannot solve according to meeting notes published by the American, Association of state highway and transportation officials Millar, says big problem is that people around here can't afford to Live near where we. Work so, we're driving along way answer, he says is to. Come up with new approaches to solving the, state's transportation woes but that's going to take time and money. Something taxpayers, might not be eager to tackle Charlie harder KOMO news And. Water has become a hot commodity among the, homeless during our current heat, wave which it'd mcadams with the downtown union gospel. Mission says they're handing out bottled water downtown and have sent. Out, a fleet of vans to distribute. Water to the city's homeless encampments we. Go through cases in. Cases of it not only the hydration center but also with the, vans and stuff like that we're going. To at least fifty cases of. Water a day wow most people living on the streets don't, have a place. To cool off let alone get water mcadam says they do this whenever. It gets above eighty five degrees the outpouring of support for fallen officer Diego marina continues, in Kent yesterday the community rallied at. A blood, drive in his honor komo's Mitch Pittman reports he. Was memorialized in a way that. Will save the lives of others the ultimate goal of those who put on the. Uniform Mr. protect and save lives officer Diego. Marino gave his own for that 'cause today his community, came to So more lives can be saved in, his name we're having our, second annual battle of the badges contest for blood. Donations started last year in the event pits police against firefighters. In, a friendly competition of who can. Bring out more donors but this year. It's all in honor. Of Marino so sad so sad but we wanted to bring up, and say thank you for all you. Did and we want to give. Back to his in his community every donation could save.
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Starbucks to phase out plastic straws as opposition to them grows
"To sip from starbucks new straws cop i'm corwin hake with the coffee chain's global transition voters in marysville are being asked to boost their sales tax i'm frank lenzi without that extra money would be spent let's check your drive this early monday morning our aaa traffic update with kierra jordan well we don't have any crashes or stalls reported to kick off the six o'clock hour but slow going northbound i five from highway sixteen to the tacoma dome and there were also finding off and on slowing between highway eighteen and kent des moines road heading in the southbound direction that's going to be busy on southbound i five between the boeing freeway and one hundred twenty eight you're finding some more delays as your protein alderwood area after that the drive from lynnwood to seattle that's take you about twenty minutes right now now we're finding some slowing on eastbound five twelve is you're pushing the fairgrounds in puyallup no big surprise there and then we have pockets of slowing on northbound one six seven around sumner into pacific again around highway eighteen and then as you're making your way from one hundred and eightieth to four zero five northbound four zero five now finding a lot of often on slowing as you work your way between talbot and northeast forty fourth state route one six two still seeing the slowing in sumner as you make your way between pioneer and highway four ten and in snohomish southbound highway nine that's already filled in from bickford to airport way next traffic at six fourteen your seth wayne with the forecast welcome back to a new work league after a holiday week last week were all on for comfortable day today mid seventies is the clouds continue to increase is an area of low pressure comes on shore it's going to give us to about seventy five on tuesday mostly sunny on wednesday and the warmth really starts to crank up by the end of the week i'm seth wayne in the komo weather center seatac airport fifty eight degrees right now komo news time six oh six seattle will be among the first cities to see starbucks new sippy cup has the coffee chain vows to eliminate plastic straws from all stores by twenty twenty komo's corwin hake is here to tell us more starbucks today is unveiling pictures of a new straw lists lid expected to debut this fall in seattle and vancouver bc stores with it's raised spouted one end the lid has drawn comparisons to a child sippy cup but this innovation is far from childish it's part of starbucks announced effort to rid all of its stores worldwide of those ocean choking plastic straws kate melges is with greenpeace really really exciting and a great step in the right direction and we're excited to see companies that are based here in seattle like starbucks and costco follow this example and start reducing their plastic footprint on july first seattle began enforcing a ban on plastic straws and utensils across the city's food service industry cnn reports mcdonald's and a and a and w or among the food service chains beginning to switch from plastic to paper straws starbucks is the first change of say it will eliminate plastic straws from all its locations worldwide corwin hake komo news odors in marysville will decide on the new sales tax increase next month and tonight sink and learn more on how the city will spend the money the ballot measure would increase the sales tax by point one percent nine point two that's nine dollars and twenty cents for every one hundred dollars the money would be spent on a new jail and police building to information sessions are scheduled one tonight at six o'clock at city hall and then another on july eighteenth at the marysville library that's komo's frank lenzi seattle police are investigating whether a body recovered in green lake yesterday morning is that of a missing kayaker twenty year old tiga hinckley has seen since late at night on july fourth he was reported missing two days later the body recovered in the lake has not yet been identified in the investigation is ongoing man was killed in a house fire and bellevue overnight this happened in the eastgate neighborhood on one forty eighth avenue southeast near allen road crews found the mounted inside but don't know if he died in the fire or was already dead any certifier to take us an opportunity to point out fire safety working smoke detectors making sure you have an extinguisher.