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"FM 97 7, stay connected, stay informed. Good evening at a 7 O 5 I'm Kelly flyer and here's what's happening. It will be several months before Idaho murder suspect Brian coburger is back in court. A status hearing for the accused killer of four college students was held this morning and carling Johnson as details. It's a state of Idaho versus Brian coburger. Mister public defender representing the 28 year old requested the judge give them until late June to prepare their case for the preliminary hearing when evidence is laid out and coworker would enter a plea. The latest county judge had to make sure the accused understood he was waving his speedy trial rights. To speak with miss Taylor about your decision to waive your right to a speedy preliminary hearing. Yes. Do you need any additional time to do so? No. The judge ordered goldberger remanded to state custody, no bond ahead of that June 26th hearing, and she blocked out that entire week as the defense expects it will take several days for that preliminary hearing. Carlene Johnson, northwest, news radio. The governor's two year budget got its first public hearing along with his $4 billion bond proposal for new housing and mental health beds. Opponents say there's a reason Washington set a strict debt limit more than 50 years ago, and that this will push the state well beyond that. Office of financial management director David Schumacher says the bond measure would only raise the annual budget debt payments by a fraction. So this would put us pick a year from like 6.2% of the general fund that pays for debt service to like 6.7. Developmentally disabled advocates were critical of the $900 million plan for a new facility at western state hospital, saying there are better alternatives to being institutionalized. State lawmakers are being briefed on just how bad the pandemic was to education more from northwest news radio Jeff pogal. To be blunt, it was devastating, aside from the hospitalizations and deaths, school functions and operations were significantly disrupted for approximately 1.1 million students, that's 2300 schools. More than 62,000 teachers and more than 120,000 FTEs in the public school system. That's legislative researcher Ethan Moreno presenting to the House education committee. The presentation wasn't to give any judgments on how the state responded just informed lawmakers so they can decide what to do if anything going forward. Jeff pojo, a northwest news radio. Saving newspapers and online publications with Washington tax dollars Senate Bill 51 99 extends a tax break for those struggling, news providers for another year, but attorney general bob Ferguson wants bigger plans. We are proposing to bring that down to zero by understand and recognize that is a significant change, but we do think it's one that recognizes the urgency for the jobs, our democracy. Freedom of the press was created to keep government accountable, according to the northwest progressive institute newspapers in Washington, they lost 67% of their staffs between 2005 and 2020. There is a new police chief on the job in Seattle and as northwestern's radio's Ryan Harris tells us it's a matter of continuing the journey the chief has already begun. Continuity is a theme for Adrian Diaz now that he's taken the oath to become Seattle's permanent police chief, telling the crowd at his swearing in that they've reduced violent crime and cut officer complaints in half. We've hit the reset button on the consent decree. We've decreased use of force by 50% since 2015. We revamped our crowd management response and we're also identifying alternative responses to policing. Seattle police officers guild president Mike solan says they have a good working relationship with Diaz and that it's good to have the job filled so that everyone understands there is a chain of command hierarchy that is now permanent and that gives people a sense of direction through confidence and that we can actually try to get business done. That business soul and tells me include striking a deal on a new contract two years after the old one expired, sullen says a fair contract and public support from the city's political leaders, which hasn't always been there, will help to keep current officers on the job and to recruit new ones. Ryan Harris northwest news radio. University of Washington librarians are demanding better pay and benefits. We're demanding
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"Number one for news come on news More of these top local stories after ABC News The house is expected to vote tonight on bill back better Texas Republican Kevin Brady urging members to vote against the one in three quarters $1 trillion spending plans will make the wealthy pay their fair share more nonsense Two out of three millionaires in America will see a huge tax cut in this bill Democrats say the bill will not raise taxes on households earning less than $400,000 a year Tomorrow the CDC's advisory panel could vote to expand booster doses of COVID-19 vaccines to all adults The FDA is also expected to weigh in The booster buildup coming amid growing fears of another winter surge Cases across the country are up 35% since late October 18 states seeing an increase in hospital admissions ABCs with Johnson the governor of Oklahoma community the death sentence of Julius Jones hours before his scheduled execution to life in prison State attorneys general looking into Instagram and its effects on youth Daria ABC News Common news 1000 FM 97 7 common news times 7 31 42° art Sanders top local stories from the como 24 7 news center After turning some of the areas hit hardest by recent flooding governor Jay inslee says he'll push for a federal disaster declaration easily says the rules aren't clear and the administration has a lot of discretion so there's no set cost of damages to trigger federal aid but he says there is a thorough effort to assess the damage home by homes So I am hopeful but there is no certainty in this regard but we're going to do our level best to assemble all of the damage so we can make the strongest possible case to the federal government The governor also says that wants the Biden administration's large business vaccine mandate is through the courts Washington will follow it closely he says his vaccine mandate got more people to get vaccinated and he is confident the osha rule would do the same In British Columbia's source tells global news that Canada is about to announce it's getting rid of the PCR test requirement for Canadians returning home from day trips to the U.S. in official announcements expected soon and the test requirement will likely end by early December vaccinated Americans entering Canada will still have to show proof of a negative PCR test to cross the land border Move to cut more than 100 Seattle police officers from next year's budget has the head of the public union crying foul Cuomo's Ryan Harris has the response The budget amendment from council president Lorena Gonzalez says SPD requested money for more than 1200 officers but the proposed budget funds more than 1300 so the amendment would shift that extra money elsewhere Seattle police officers guild president Mike solan calls Gonzalez a quote failed politician who out of spite he says is going against the will of the voters To hurt the police department because she's an absolute supporter of defunding And clearly the voters in this past election what nothing to do with defunding In the budget committee's public comment citizen Peter Condit told council members I feel unsafe whenever I see an SPD employee Every dollar that Steve funded from SPD is a commitment to nonviolent Mayor elect Bruce harrell didn't comment on the specific amendment but a statement to me says he's watching the budget process and that he continues to believe more resources are needed for public safety Ryan Harris come on us The budget committee voted 5 to four to reject the amendment Interim Seattle police chief Adrian Diaz says the plan to eliminate 101 police officer positions would have been devastating to our cities already overwhelmed public safety system He says it would jeopardize the safety of the city's communities It would mean longer 9-1-1 response times another limits on police services including support during a natural disaster or other major crisis GTS also says keeping up the message that fewer officers would improve public safety makes it nearly impossible for him to hire and retain officers Council president Gonzales is Diaz mischaracterized the intention of the budget amendment which she says would not have eliminated filled police officer positions Instead she says the budget still authorizes SPD to hire more officers while her amendment would only allow paying for actual staffing levels rather than for extra positions they likely wouldn't be able to fill Come on inside 7 34 traffic every ten minutes on the fours from the duban law group traffic center Tama Fulton Watch and tell them like a crash has three right lanes blocked on dork bound four O 5 at one 24th street traffic is backed up pretty solid from 116th street that's gonna add about 15 minutes to your dry so you want to stay to the far left to get by At JBL I'm a crash on southbound 5 of the main gate has three lanes blocked as well that's causing a solid back up from Thor and lane and that's gonna add about 25 minutes to your drive And along with snow Cuomo pass closed in both directions now learning that on white paths chains are required on vehicles over 10,000 gross vehicle weight with snow falling Our next como traffic at 7 44 Shannon O'Donnell has your como forecast why everybody Thursday night it is cold and damp in the lowlands some of us sing rain and only 30s at the moment you might even see some of that infamous chunky rain in the mix if you're in some of the higher terrain there in the cascade foothills like near north bend or snow Kwame there near the rare Jerusalem highlands and up in the cascades is nothing but some heavy snow temps just in the 20s they're over snoqualmie summit And so that is having no trouble sticking to the ground If you have past travel in mine tonight you might want to consider putting it off if you can If you need to go across I would prepare for winter driving conditions and.
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"Even have the data tactic. Sick bastard. Vietnam was 20 years in the Revolutionary War with 75 to 83. That story in roll. Most of the country of Vietnam's dung currency features the smiling face of what communist dictator of the 19 fifties and 19 sixties. His name is hokey man. Alright, But Upton Sinclair's 1927 novel Oil was based on what presidential scandal of a few years earlier. The teapot dome scandal, All right, no. Yeah. What do you want me to say? What do you want me to say? By the way, Uh, ho Ching, man, I'm not sure he was a dictator. He was a kid who was a communist it Maybe it was a dictator. Good 5 to 1. Final score. Mike Van Harden. Say hello to Bernie McGurk, my friend. What's up, McGee? Hey, Bernie, How you doing? Good to hear you and I listened to your show, and there's probably 1000 things I want to say, but For the most part, you guys hit it all today and the resentment and anger that I usually have with the way things are going. Is always set aside. Around this time of the morning. You're very kind, Mike. Thank you. That's a very, very nice words out of you. I appreciate that. How long you've been retired from the sanitation department A couple of years, three years right now. Was it a rough job? I mean, were you like walking behind a big truck every day, throwing cans of garbage into the, uh into the truck? Was that your job? Who was It was my job. So you're a strong guy. I mean, that's like exercise. I mean, every single day, you don't have to go to the gym, right? Um, I'll tell you some guys don't know how they did it, man. They would do like 10 tons 12 tons of garbage day. And then had walked empire. Um uh, Jim woke out alright. Everything steroids? Okay, 30. Say, I just want to say this to shout out to my tux Callow October 16th at James Madison High School where the homecoming I hope to see you guys there poker leakage on villain and Trying to Sylvia All those guys Mike Solan, maybe. And said, Bernie, Just thank you for the opportunity to be on yourself. Come on, sweetheart. There he is. Millions since you're a sweetheart sweetheart, like Ben Harden at a Sheepshead Bay and any friend of Mike Sullivan is a friend of sitting Bernie 1 808.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
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"S Capitol grounds January six should be terminated. Not so fast, says the head of the police union, Mike Solan, tells Cairo radio story months in the investigation by the office of Police. Accountability has some holes in it. So out of respect for Opa, I'm not going to really get into what we're missing. But I can tell you that the case file is woefully incomplete. Cairo RADIOS Hannah Scott sorts out exactly what local and federal investigators found the OPR investigation focus solely on whether the officers broke any laws are violated. SPD policy two of the six officers Were found to have done both by standing in a restricted area next to the Capitol building. Opa director Andrew Meyer Berg says their claims of not knowing they were in a restricted area and that they saw no illegal activity didn't hold up. Investigators say two other officers who just participated in a Trump rally should not be fired. The probe into a third cop was inconclusive. In Tacoma. Investigators sell Cairo seven TV A fire at a recycling facility was sparked by a car. Battery that ignited combustibles in a scrap pile. You might have seen the smoke from this yesterday. It forced people in the area to shut their doors and windows. It was so bad. The assault and fire continues to burn in southeast Washington, and it's not the only active fire. This started Wednesday and has already burned at least 25,000 acres. Then you have the Batterman Road fire near Wenatchee. They have this 80% contained. But this fire has also burned a lot of acreage. 14,000 and counting. The Andrews fire near Shane E. In Spokane County is now 55% contained Cairo seven TVs Matthew Smith with the update their copper radios Nicole Jennings, now with more, the state Fire.
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"Sunday. So now is the time Prepare for the heat ahead this weekend and the calm weather center meteorologist Kristin Clark right now, sunshine to haul around the Puget Sound area at 60 in Arlington. Right now, Puyallup 65 here in downtown Seattle. It is 64. Cable news time 807 blast balls would be banned in chemical irritants severely restricted under a Seattle City Council measure against police use of less lethal weapons More from GMOs Corwin HATE. The New Council ordinance to be debated beginning today would ban police from using water cannons, skin burning laser weapons and peppers, dispersing blast balls as crowd control measures. City leaders began grappling with restrictions on so called less lethal weapons, including tear gas during last summer's racial equity protests, much to the displeasure of Seattle Police Officers Guild president Mike Solan if the city is going to remove that from us Sadly, the only option available then for us is physical interaction, which, unfortunately, may lead to physical violence. Tools named in the new legislation includes some Seattle police are not known to deploy, including water cannons and directed energy laser weapons that heat up a person's skin. Corwin Hike KOMO news June. 30th is a week from tomorrow. Then the day governor Jay Inslee plans to fully reopen the state. However, camels Brian Calver reports, the state's big reopening could come of it sooner. After a frenzy earlier this spring, the vaccination pace in Washington has slowed to an average 15,000 doses a day. If we continue to see this number coming in daily state health officials predict we could achieve 70% vaccination status this coming Thursday or Friday. Restaurant owner Dan Austin is scrambling training some of his newest kitchen workers on how to actually played food after a year of takeout only, so it's gonna be going to be a challenge, especially if we open a little earlier, which is a challenge. I'm excited to take off. And valid eatery owner Paul Oh, sure, also isn't ready for pre pandemic business. As usual. We will be opening the restaurant up soon for people who want to sit down and eat. But, um We're gonna keep with take out for the immediate future. Brian Calvert common EOS Some local lifeguard programs have been dropped entirely because not enough people are applying. For example, Ceatec normally has a dozen lifeguards, but recreation manager Brian Thomas her There's only three have been hired despite recruitment efforts. You got a day like today where it's 90 degrees out here, and it's a big deal to have lifeguards on duty. The lack of lifeguards won't close any beaches, but people will be swimming without a safety net. Seattle typically.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
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"Civilians, so you can see it's not just about infrastructure damage, but it's about the loss of entire families. In Arizona, a legal battle is brewing over that unofficial ballot check. I'm Tom 40. There's no warning of a possible lawsuit in that so called election audit ongoing in Arizona related to former President Trump's repeated falsehoods of election fraud. It is being fun. Enhanced by the Arizona Senate, which hired an outside company with no election auditing experience, which in turn has followed some unusual clues and theories. Now. Officials of Maricopa County, the biggest county in the state, which includes Phoenix, have directed the Arizona Senate and those outside auditors to preserve documents for a possible lawsuit that in a letter after the auditors refused to back down from a claim that the county destroyed evidence. Tom Foti, CBS News Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin gave the commencement address at West Point today You serve our country. That nose as our president has said that we are strongest. In the power of our example. Matters more than the example of our power Secretary Austin graduated from West Point in 1975. This is CBS News. Looking to hire indeed will help you speed up the process. They have 135 skills test to help you find the right candidates. Faster visit indeed dot com slash credit now from the Cairo Radio New Center at my Northwest calm, a federal judge in New York has reversed his earlier decision and now is letting the Nigerian government official arrested in connection with last year's unemployment fraud out on bail. Emily Langley with the U. S attorney's office says they're appealing because they fear of a dummy roof. I will try to get back to Nigeria. It would be more difficult situation for the government to pursue. Were he to return home and then we have to start the whole extradition process. For now, Griff. I has ordered not to travel, and he will have his location monitored with an ankle bracelet. Traffic stops for minor violations. And in Seattle. That's a suggestion from the Seattle inspector general's office. The police officers should end routine traffic stops for minor and non dangerous infractions, like having a tail light out. They say this could prevent traffic stops from going sideways. But some aren't applauding the idea. Thank you. What it's doing is just another demonization of messaging that police are the ones to blame for what is occurring. This doesn't help anything. In fact, it creates more confusion and more unnecessary turmoil. The Seattle police officer Skills, President Mike Solan told Katie Th is Jason rants that it is a bizarre and reckless idea. I 90 will be shut down for maintenance. Tomorrow through six a.m. Monday morning. You'll have to take the 5 20 Bridge instead. If you want across the lake and that will involve paying the tools. Alaska Airlines CEO explains why, after a year of zoom meetings, he thinks business travel is going to pick up again. Maybe six months ago. I was worried, but I think the more we get into it. We.
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"Coma news Saturday. We're hearing from people behind a move to push police out of Capitol Hill Pride events that are planned in June comes call. Miller says that events director believing Seattle Police have shown a lack of accountability. Marching back in 2019, a small group with Capitol Hill pride this year that march and rally return in person, and the director is calling for Seattle police. To stay out. We're taking a position. You know, it might seem a bit drastic. Charlotte. The fever says officers were too violent during those protests we saw last summer and at the department lacks accountability, so she wants them away from the festivities were dedicated. Also, toe having, as takes event. And if that means you know, asking the police to shape the perimeters. We are requesting that it's already led to some confusion being mistaken for Seattle. Its executive director, clearing the air. We have not as an organization as Seattle Pride made any formal statement or decision on allowing police presence at the parade. In the meantime, that group will rely on community feedback in planning for next year. As for Capitol Hill pride, Mike Solan with the Seattle Police Officers Guild released a statement saying in part quote, batting Seattle police officers from Pride Week events is disgusting, Bigoted, discriminatory and contradicts our communities. Beautiful. Inclusive LGBT Q message, And in that statement, Solan went on to say that LGBT Q officers served with quote, distinction and pride. A 37 here a coma news. We could go call most. Denise Whitaker was selling us hopeful that we'd have some kind of a cruise ship season between Seattle in Alaska, but a lot of things have to fall into place. Well, there's been some progress here a week later, thanks to action from some big power back East. Let's get to Denise with an update on the cruise industry getting what it's been negotiating and working toward Congress passing the Alaska Tourism Restoration Act. This bill creates a waiver to a more than 100 year old law that requires foreign flagged ships to enter international waters between US ports with Canadian waters closed at least until early next year. This bill now headed for President Biden signature will let cruise lines temporarily skipped that step. Norwegian Cruise lines hedged its bets, putting Alaska Cruise tickets on sale earlier in the week for sailings coming up in August and September, Holland America started selling tickets after the House passed the bill. Our guest will be able to get off the port walk around. Have a coffee go to souvenir shop were very much working again in coordination with the CDC. Make sure we can deliver an experience that our guests are excited about. This is not only great news for cruise lines and people eager to cruise again, but also for the city of Seattle. A normal cruise season brings about 5500 jobs to the area and injects $900 million in revenue. Visit. Seattle says the prospect of ships coming back to the waterfront is great news. My colleagues at the port estimate that each time a ship is import. It drives $4.2 million and economic impact into our region. So we all benefit when when Cruz is back and really excited for that to happen here later in the summer, the waterfront's gained a bit of traffic this spring, with tourists coming back to town. Now it should really pick up with the first cruise ship of the 2021 season departing July 25th Denise Whitaker camo news, Encouraging a 38 Now our time here at Komal new research, suggesting you might need far fewer steps per day to help you live longer. Don't want to hear this call is Molly Shannon. Scientists at Brigham and Women's Hospital tracked more than 16,000 women over the age of 60, and they found people who walked at least 4500 steps per day lived longer. But those steps did not need to be part of long, planned out walks. In addition, scientists found that 10,000 step benchmark in many fitness trackers might not matter is much these older women's. Some stepping.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
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"He is still taking a close look at some of those recently passed legislative bills all the laws And we're not prepared to make decisions about Vito's today governor did imply he would sign off on the capital gains tax and the cap and trade emissions. Bill Chi radios, Nicole Jennings has more on that measure. Those in favor say, will help stop climate change by limiting the amount of fossil fuel emissions from refineries and other large manufacturers and requiring those companies to buy pollution allowances. But opponents like representative Matthew Pinkie, say the fuel companies will just pass the buck onto the consumers, hurting those who can least afford it. No, we care about the environment, and we want smart carbon policies that allow us to grow our economy boat for the people. They add that it will just allow wealthy corporations to buy their way out of the mission reduction. The staffing shortage of the Seattle Police Department deepens with at least 66 officers leaving so far this year. Seattle police Union president Mike Solan. They're looking for greener pastures in jurisdictions that were actually going to get the political support, Solan tells Katie. Th is Jason rats the SPD could lose 100. Officers by next month. Whether a few clouds overnight lows down around 45 are Tuesday cloudy high 63 I'm frank. She hires for breaking news highlights, podcasts and more download the Cairo radio at Cairo radio here for what's next. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. That's a sure we used to do in softball. What it's actually Geico. Whenever someone hit a triple, we would waive our bats and.
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"Moh knew all the way I'm Carling Johnson in Olympia. Torrential rains here day one of the legislative session and protesters met with a fence and National Guard members Harden for the J. BLM soldier who massacred Afghan civilians. I'm Corwin. Hey, he's reaching out to President Trump, a live update now from ABC. Democrats in Congress took formal steps today to try to remove President Trump from office first with the resolution that calls on Vice President Mike Pence and the Cabinet to act to activate Section four of the 25th amendment to declare President Donald J. Trump incapable of executing the duties of his office. And to immediately exercise powers is acting president. Republicans blocked the unanimous passage of the resolution. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in a statement called that complicity, saying it quote endangers America erodes our democracy, and it must end. The resolution's not past tomorrow. Democrats say they'll impeach President Trump for incitement of insurrection after last week's violence in Washington, the mayor of the District of Columbia, Miral Bowser's asking people not to travel to D. C for the inauguration and FBI bulletin obtained by ABC News. His armed protests are being planned it all 50 state capitals beginning this weekend through at least inauguration day. Ryan Clark. ABC News Combo News. 1000 FM 97 7 Good morning once again 45 Clouds and rain downtown at 10 31. Our top stories continue. In the common 24 7 News center, temporary fencing and National Guard members lining an area keeping people away from the state Capitol in Olympia. As the legislative session begins today, the goal is to avoid anti vandalism or violence, like what was seen last week in the nation's capital Calling Johnson joins us live with more Well, Tom there had been groups organizing a plan occupation of the capital in protest of the building remaining closed all these months because of the pandemic, but after that madness in the nation's capital, one of the main organizer's Tyler Miller said. He had was telling supporters. He's decided to cancel those plans. If we allow the mom mentality to overrun US and Our passions to lead us in the making unwise decisions and foolish attempts, then nothing we can do will ever succeed. Governor Jay and Billy did activate the National Guard to help protect this campus. And there are a large number of state troopers here as well. Very few protesters so far today, lawmakers and meeting on the campus in person to draft rules for holding the rest of the session, mostly by remote. The public will be able to participate. Testifying virtually live in Olympia, Carleen Johnson COMA News, The head of the Seattle Police Officers union, Mike Solan is being pressured to resign after he claimed that black lives matter. Protestors were behind the mob take over at the U. S. Capitol. Here's former Seattle City attorney candidate Scott Lindsay. I really need to be able to work with allies who are credible. Trustworthy and this tweet by the head of the Seattle police officers, guilt really pushed him over the edge. Former SPD chief Carmen Best, echoing Lindsay, saying, We have to tell the truth. The Washington State Fraternal Order of Police also denouncing Solans words. Statements like that don't represent the vast majority of our officers and the mayor's office condemning him as well, saying in part, quote the spot president's statement is wrong and moral and ally As we expect this incident to be investigated by the Office of Police Accountability, Solan should retract his statements and apologize or reside. Theo Opa is.
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"Stay informed. Co Moh Sunday Good morning 11 02 from the camo 24 hour News Center. I'm Jeff Pooja. Look, Here's what we're following Governor Jay Inslee has called up the Washington National Guard to be at the state Capitol campus. They are already in place with Dozens of guardsmen Standing guard at the legislative building Now tomorrow is when lawmakers returned to begin the 2021 legislative session and numerous protests are expected. All of this comes after the violence in Washington, D C this week and after a group of about 100 people breached the gate of the governor's mansion on Wednesday. That group pledged to enter the Capitol building on Monday, even though it's closed due to covert restrictions. Initially said earlier this week he was considering the move to call up the guard. Well, we are committed to having security, so the legislators construction We know that the threat level has increased dramatically up to a 750 guard members will be deployed. Meanwhile, some negative reaction following social media posts by Seattle police Union leader Mike Solan this regarding SPD s involvement in the Washington D. C riots this past week he inferred black lives matter was responsible for the uprising. But to be clear the organization is not Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Solan for allowing personal bias to influence his perception of events and behavior. They say it severely compromised their ability to Fulfill their duty to protect and serve. Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin said Solans statements do not reflect the values of the city of Seattle and former police chief Carmen Best has called for him to resign. Meanwhile, a pair of Seattle police officers are on administrative leave after the police chief says they're under investigation for potentially taking part in that riot in D C couples. Michelle Esteban has more chief DEA says the Office of Police. Accountability is right now investigating this case. In a statement, the chief says this quote SPD supports lawful expressions of First Amendment rights, but the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol Unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. Diaz also says if any of his officers were directly involved in the insurrection of the U. S capitol, they will be immediately fired. Come on news time. 11 04. Let's get a check of traffic. So to the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center we go. Here's Curtis Calhoun. The world's a pretty light drive an area roadways over your mountain passes, though tracking tires advised, horrible. Snoqualmie and Stevens.
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"Hour News Center. I'm Jeff Pooja Love more negative reaction following social media posts by The Seattle police Union president Mike Solan. He inferred that black lives matter was responsible for the riot in D. C. To be clear the black lives matter movement was not responsible. Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Solan for allowing his personal bias to influence his perception of events and behavior. In Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said Solan statements do not reflect the values of the city. Foreign police chief Carmen Diaz are common best rather has called on him to resign. A pair of Seattle police officers may have been involved in the riot on Wednesday. This, according to interim police chief John Adrian DS. He says they're under investigation because they were in D. C at the time. Como's Michelle Esteban says interim chief intern TG FDs has issued a state chief DEA says the Office of Police Accountability is right now investigating this case. In a statement, the chief says this quote SPD supports lawful expressions of First Amendment rights, but the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol Unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. The chief says If the SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection of the U. S capitol, they will be immediately. Fired nearly 3000 more covert cases reported on Saturday. State Health Department reported 2998 new infections and 214 hospitalizations. King County aims to take an aggressive approach with the next phase of vaccine rollout, which starts in about three weeks. Patty Hayes is the director of Seattle King County Public Health. Specifically, We aim to stand up as you've heard too high volume sights likely as a phased approach so as soon as sufficient supply of Vaccines available. We're ready to serve and starting in South King County, where we know the needs are the greatest Now, the county will also invest in vans, which will carry crews to large worksites for vaccinations. Those crews would also get to individual homes to give shots to people and high risk the cost for starting up. The program will be about $7 million. Hayes calls that a down payment on getting a handle on the outbreak. Come on news time. 9 34. Let's get a check of traffic. So we head to the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center and get the latest from Curtis Calhoun. Overall continues to be a pretty light driving area Roadways that we do still have some road work underway. Eastbound 5 20 close between Montlake and 92nd Avenue until five o'clock tomorrow morning. Do some weekend road work going on there? Action tires advised horrible. So call me and Stevens passes both direction of four or five wide open to Renton and Bellevue, and overall, it's very loud your side streets as well. For making Sunday morning, Dr Curtis Calhoun come much.
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"31 on Jeff Pooja Linda, Come on 24 hour news Center. Here's what we're following Negative reaction following Social media posts by Seattle police union leader Mike Solan regarding SPD involvement in the Washington D. C riots this week. He inferred that black lives matter was responsible for the rise uprising and sacking of the capital. Be clear the black lives matter Movement had nothing to do with it. Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Solan for allowing personal bias to influence his perception of events and behavior. They say it's severely compromised their ability to fulfill the duty to protect and serve. Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said Solan statements do not reflect the values of the city and former police chief Carmen Best. Has asked him to resign. Pair of Seattle police officers are on administrative leave after chief Adrian DEA says they're under investigation because they may have participated in the D. C riots. Como's Michelle Esteban has more chief DEA says the Office of Police. Accountability is right now investigating this case. In a statement, the chief says this quote SPD supports lawful expressions of First Amendment rights, but the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol Unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. He has also says if any SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection of the capital, they will be immediately fired. Two officers activities are now under investigation by the Office of Police Accountability. A new poll shows what Americans are thinking after Wednesday's violence of the capital. The majority of people believe president in Trump should be removed from office before January. 20th. That's according to an ABC News if says poll, which shows a partisan divide among the 56% of people who feel that way on Lee 13% identifies Republicans compared to 94% of Democrats. 58% of independents say the president should not serve out his term. Two thirds of all respondents put the blame for the violence of the capital. On President Trump About half say he bears a great deal of the responsibility. Brian Clark ABC News following Wednesday's deadly riots. Another tech company is taking action that part of the story from ABC is Lionel Louise. What concerns over more riots in DC ahead of Inauguration Day Apple has now suspended parlor from its APP store. Parlor bills itself as a free speech platform. It's become very popular among Trump supporters in a statement, Apple says, in part, we have always supported diverse points of view being represented on the APP store. But there is no place on our platform for threats of violence and illegal activity. Parlor has not taken adequate measures to address the proliferation. Of these threats to people safety that APP was also banned from Google Play the day before. Lionel Moyes ABC News, someone whose time 7 34. Let's get a chance to check of traffic from the juvenile law Group Traffic Center. Overall continues to be a pretty late drive on area roadways in the greater Puget Sound area that we do have a middle cool emergency being reported eastbound 16 of Burnham Drive over in Gig Harbor. Taking up the on Aram from burning drives. Definitely use caution. There. He's bound 5, 12 still deal with Crash and Portland Avenue, taking up the left lane earlier crash north down, four or five of the ramp to 167 has been cleared. Curtis Calhoun come.
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"mike solan" Discussed on KOMO
"Meteorologist Abby Accounting become a weather center. Stay connected. Stay informed. Co Moh Saturday. Good evening. I'm Kelly Bleyer with the top local stories from the coma. 24 7 News Center. Ah, pair of Seattle police officers are on administrative leave after the police chief says they're under investigation because they were in D. C. As rioters overtook the U. S. Capitol building comas Michelle Esteban says interim police chief Adrian DS issued a statement. Chief DEA says the Office of Police Accountability is right now investigating this case. In a statement, the chief says, this quote SPD supports lawful expressions of First Amendment rights, but the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol or unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. He has also says if any SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection of the U. S Capitol, I will immediately terminate them. Do officers activities are now being investigated by the Office of Police Accountability. Some negative reaction following Social Media post by Seattle police Union leader Mike Solan regarding SPD involvement in the D C writes this week. He inferred that black lives matter was responsible for the uprising. Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Dolan for allowing personal bias to influence his perception of events and behavior. They say it's severely compromises our ability to fulfill our duty to protect and serve. And Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin said Stolen statements do not reflect the values of the city of Seattle. She says Solan should retract his statements and apologize or resign. Washington Governor Jay Inslee has activated up to 750 members of the National Guard to work with the Washington State Patrol to protect the Capitol campus as the state legislature prepares to convene its 105 Day legislative session on Monday. On Wednesday, a group of supporters of President Trump's stormed the governor's residence, which is next to the capital, including some who were armed and attacked or threatened journalists. That breach came hours after the siege of the nation's Capitol building. Protest organizers canceled their events this coming week but can't guarantee huge crowds won't show up anyway. Matt Marshall was with the group 3%. Of Washington. We're not gonna go into a situation where it's going to be politically volatile and possibly actually violent. Anjali says. There will be areas for people to exercise their First Amendment rights on the Capitol campus. But the fencing and security.
KOMO
"mike solan" Discussed on KOMO
"Become a Weather center. Stay connected. Stay informed. Co. Moh Saturday. Good evening. I'm Kelly Bleyer with the top local stories from the coma. 24 7 News Center. A pair of Seattle police officers are on administrative leave after the police chief says they're under investigation because they were in D. C as rioters overtook the U. S Capitol building. Almost Michelle Esteban says interim police chief Adrian DS issued a statement. Chief DEA says the Office of Police Accountability is right now investigating this case. In a statement, the chief says this quote SPD supports lawful expressions of First Amendment rights, but the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol or unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. He has also says if any SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection of the U. S Capitol, I will immediately terminate them. Two officers. Activities are now being investigated by the Office of Police Accountability. Some negative reaction following Social Media post by Seattle Police Union leader Mike Solan regarding SPD involvement in the D C writes this week. He inferred that black lives matter was responsible for the uprising. Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Colin for allowing personal bias to influence his perception of events and behavior. They say it's severely compromises our ability to fulfill our duty to protect and serve. And Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin said Stolen statements do not reflect the values of the city of Seattle. She says Solan should retract the statements and apologize or resign. Washington Governor Jay Inslee has activated up to 750 members of the National Guard to work with the Washington State Patrol to protect the Capitol campus as the state legislature prepares to convene its 105 Day legislative session on Monday. On Wednesday, a group of supporters of President Trump's stormed the governor's residence, which is next to the capital, including some who were armed and attacked or threatened journalists. That breach came hours after the siege of the nation's Capitol building. Protest organizers canceled their events is coming week but can't guarantee huge crowds won't show up anyway. That Marshall was with the group 3% of Washington. We're not gonna Go into a situation where it's going to be politically volatile and possibly actually violent. Hensley says. There will be areas for people to exercise their First Amendment rights on the Capitol campus. But the fencing and security personnel will.
KOMO
"mike solan" Discussed on KOMO
"Stories from the coma. 24 7 News Center. A pair of Seattle police officers are on administrative leave after the police chief says they're under investigation because they were in D. C as rioters took over the U. S Capitol building. Interim chief Adrian de has issued a statement that says SPD supports lawful expression of First Amendment rights. But the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol were unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. He has also says if any SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection at the Capitol. I will immediately terminate them. The two officers activities are now being investigated by the Office of Police Accountability. Some negative reaction following Social Media post by Seattle police union leader Mike Solan regarding SPD involvement in those riots this week. He inferred that black lives matter was responsible for the uprising. Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Solan for allowing personal bias to influence his perception of events of behavior. They say it's severely compromises our ability to fulfill our duty to protect and serve. And Seattle married Jenny Durkin says Solan statements do not reflect the values of the city of Seattle. She says someone should retract the statements and apologize or resign. Washington Governor Jay Inslee has activated up to 750 members of the National Guard to work with the National State Patrol to protect the Capitol campus as the state legislature prepares to convene its 105 Day legislative session on Monday. On Wednesday, a group of supporters of President Trump's stormed the governor's residence, which is next to the capital, including some who were armed in attacked or threatened journalists. That breach came hours after the siege of the capital's building. Protest organizers canceled their events this coming week but can't guarantee huge crowds won't show up anyway that Marshall is with the group 3% of Washington. We're not gonna go into a situation where it's going to be politically.
KOMO
"mike solan" Discussed on KOMO
"Stories from the Coma. 24 7 News Center. A pair of Seattle police officers are on administrative leave after the police chief says they're under investigation because they were in D. C as rioters overtook the U. S. Capitol building in term Chief Adrian Dia's issued a statement that says SPD supports lawful expressions of First Amendment rights. But the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol were unlawful. And resulted in the death of another police officer. He has also says if any SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection at the U. S Capitol, I will immediately terminate them. The two officers activities are now being investigated by the Office of Police Accountability. Some negative reaction following social posts by Seattle police Union leader Mike Solan regarding SPD involvement in Washington, D C writes this week. He inferred that black lives matter was responsible for the uprising. Washington Fraternal Order of Police criticized Dolan for allowing personal bias to influence his perception of events and behavior. They say it's severely compromises our ability to fulfill our duty to protect and serve, and Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin said Solan statements do not reflect the values of the city of Seattle. She's a Solan should retract his statements and apologize or resign. Jay Inslee is activating the National Guard to protect the Capitol building in Olympia. He said this week. That was he was considering the move. Well, we are committed to having security. So the legislators construction We know that the threat level has increased dramatically up to 750 guard members will be activated to support the state Patrol and local police. Ah group carrying trump and cult flags busted through the security gates at the governor's mansion and demanded to see Endsley on Wednesday. Many affiliated with that same group pledged to go into the state capital on Monday when the session of the state Legislature begins. Building is closed to the public right now because of covert restrictions..
KOMO
"mike solan" Discussed on KOMO
"Moh news 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon, It is 1 31. I'm Kelly Bleyer with the top local stories from the Comb 0 24 7 News Center. Ahead of the Seattle Police Officers Union is taking heat for comments he posted on Social media regarding the D C protests. Mike Solan implied black lives matter was behind the violence there. In a statement in Washington Fraternal Order of Police said that they do not support the comments, saying they undermine our efforts to rebuild trust between law enforcement and communities. And Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin said Solan statement was wrong, immoral and ally She says. A statement does a huge disservice to the hundreds of police officers who worked daily to serve the public and the rule of law, at least to Seattle police officers were in Washington, D. C on Wednesday as the mob stormed the U. S. Capitol, according to police chief Adrian Ds. The Office of Police Accountability is now investigating their activities. A statement from the chief says SPD support lawful expressions of First Amendment rights, but the violent mob and events that unfolded at the U. S Capitol were unlawful and resulted in the death of another police officer. He has also says if any SPD officers were directly involved in the insurrection at the U. S Capitol, I will immediately terminate them. The officers have been placed on administrative leave, while the Office of Police Accountability investigates. The National Guard has taken up positions around the state capital this weekend after the violent riot at the U. S. Capitol in the breach at the governor's mansion, Cuomo's Joel Marino says protest organizers canceled their events but say huge crowds could show up anyway. He talked with Tyler Miller of the group Hazardous Liberty. 8 FT. Tall fencing is the first line of defense against what could be large scale protests in the coming days. 750 members of the National Guard of also have been mobilized even though hazardous liberty and the 3% of Washington canceled their scheduled protests, especially with the events on Wednesday. It cemented in my mind the idea that there are people out there who have no intention of remained peaceful. The intention was to crowd around every entrance way. The Capitol building, which is closed to the public, do the coronavirus concerns. Then following lawmakers or their staff Very casually not, you know, carrying any firearms, not pushing or shoving or attempting to break anything down. But after seeing the mob descend.
Seattle's Morning News with Dave Ross
Legislation to strengthen subpoena power of OPA, OIG passes Seattle City Council
"And some teeth, car radios Hannah Scott says those of the goals of the new powers of the Seattle police is oversight agencies just approved by the City Council. Here's her report. Doubts were raised about the existing subpoena powers of the offices of Inspector general and police Accountability due to competing language in the city's 2017 Police Accountability Ordinance and the SPD contract that followed. Yesterday, the City Council laid out exactly what powers Oh, I G and opa have in misconduct investigations with final approval of a proposal that came from the Mayor and council public Safety chair, Lisa Horrible to this new legislation, ads sections to municipal code and codifies and affirms the city's stance that the Office of Police Accountability in the inspector general can seeks. Pena's of those Who may have witnessed or been involved in potential misconduct incidents. And not only does this give the police oversight branches expanded subpoena power to compel cops and other witnesses, including officers to testify and turn over evidence in misconduct investigations. New rules come with some more enforcement teeth. Legislation creates a process for the Opa and the OMG to directly issue the subpoena and enforce them by seeking a court order should the subject of the subpoena failed to comply. The new legislation specifically requires that individuals and third party record holders Served subpoena are provided a written notice of the right to due process. This specific protection was not codified previously, and this edition is intended to increase civilian participation in Opa investigations. And oh, I G audits and reviews Council president Lorena Gonzalez celebrating the vote. When we initially considered the Police Accountability Ordinance in 2000 and 17, we needed that there needed to be details that Would need to be sorted out in order to effectuate the intent behind the subpoena power. But I think that and I think that the details included in this legislation accomplished that original, intense and really do, um, Implement much of what needs to be implemented in order to add additional transparency and more teeth to to what we had envisioned in that in that part of the ordinance. Now this change is subject to bargaining with the police unions as they head into talks for their new contract. Mayor Durkin says passing this law gives the city better leverage on accountability measures during those upcoming contract talks, but it's hardly a given that the union is going to sign off. In an email after the vote, Seattle police killed President Mike Solan tells me spot in its members look forward to bargaining, any change and working conditions with the city. Adding Seattle police officers are great people dedicated to serving their community, even under quote the nonsensical governance by our city Council who don't have Seattle's best interest in mind. Hurry. Does Hannah Scott
Tom and Curley
Seattle cop car set on fire with cops inside, man arrested
"A police officer is being treated right now for burns after a patrol car was set on fire this afternoon. The head of the Seattle police Union. Mike Solan just told our sister station K th don't know the history there Whether or not they had mental issues. What's going on, or this was politically motivated to assassinate a top police say the injured officer was responding to calls that a man was waving around a piece of wood that was on fire when the cops found the suspect. The suspect threw the flaming piece of wood into the patrol car. The officer fired no one was struck. Officers taste the suspect and took him into custody.
Tom and Curley
Seattle Police Union responds to city council vote, budget cuts
"Darry Predictions from the head of Seattle's police union after the City Council voted to override the mayor's veto on big police budget cuts, Mike Solan tells Khyber Radio story Monson's It'll be lawlessness That's not being hyperbolic. That's not being alarmist. That's just common sense. The City Council's budget cuts up to 100 sworn officer positions with plans to invest the savings into communities of color.
First Light
Protests: Jacob Blake Paralyzed After Being Shot In The Back By The Police
"Protests across the country and here in Seattle are in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin. Monday night's protests in Seattle's off fires being set of the police union headquarters. Police arrested one man on suspicion of arson. Seattle Police Department's is one police officer was hurt. They say it was a minor injury. The police Officers Guild headquarters was hit again for the second time in eight days. Guild President Mike Solan called on elected officials to step in after three incendiary devices were
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle's police union headquarters burn amid protests over police shooting of Jacob Blake
"The country and here in Seattle are in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin. Monday night's protests in Seattle saw fires being set of police union headquarters. Police arrested one man on suspicion of arson. The Seattle Police Department's is one police officer was hurt. They say it was a minor injury, and the police Officers Guild headquarters was hit again for the second time in eight days. You'll President Mike Solan called on elected officials to step in after three incendiary devices were thrown at the building until they voice any kind of push back on this domestic terrorism. Committed by a small group of people This'll will continue man arrested, was booked into jail around 4 A.m.. He's expected to make his first appearance today in court.
News, Traffic and Weather
1 arrested, officer injured in overnight Seattle protest over Wis. police shooting
"Protests across the country and here in Seattle are in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin. Last night's protests in Seattle saw fires being set at the police union headquarters. Police have arrested one man on suspicion of arson. The Seattle Police Department says one police officer was hurt last night. They say it was a minor injury. The police officers Guild headquarters was hit again for the second time in eight days. Guild President Mike Solan called on elected officials to step in after three incendiary devices were thrown at the building. So they voice any kind of push back on this domestic terrorism committed by a small group of people This'll will continue man arrested, was booked into jail around four AM He's expected to make his first appearance tomorrow in
IRG Health Talk
Rally planned to show support for Seattle police
"Defend defend many many planning planning to to voice voice their their support support Today Today at at two two different different rallies rallies before before tomorrow's tomorrow's City City Council Council vote vote for for the the future future of of the the Seattle Seattle Police Police Department, Department, the the Seattle Seattle Police Police Officers Officers Guild Guild holding a rally President of that guild, speaking with Cuomo news just late last month. This is serious. This is about public safety issues that right now. We have a fringe majority of the Seattle City Council that are being run by unreasonable activist. That's Mike Solan. He says. The quote ignored majority is against such a plan and those who want to see it go through, like Marc Anthony. They also planned to be downtown. What we're going down there to express to them is that way, See this system of law enforcement that America has relied on for hundreds of years? As a racist problem. That's almost Cole Miller, now at 10 a.m. Tomorrow to select Budget Committee will Mito either hold or approve the final ordinance. If it's approved, the ordnance will then be presented to the full Council at about 2 p.m. potential final vote could happen later in the afternoon. Of course, coma news will be
IRG Health Talk
Rally planned to show support for Seattle police
"Defend defend many many many many planning planning planning planning to to voice voice to to their their voice voice support support their their support support Today Today at at Today Today two two different different at at two two rallies rallies different different rallies rallies before before tomorrow's tomorrow's before before tomorrow's tomorrow's City City Council Council City City Council Council vote vote vote vote for for the the future future for for the the future future of of the the Seattle Seattle of of the the Seattle Seattle Police Police Police Police Department, Department, Department, Department, the the Seattle Seattle the the Seattle Seattle Police Police Police Police Officers Officers Officers Officers Guild Guild holding Guild Guild holding a rally a rally President President of that of guild, that guild, speaking speaking with Cuomo with Cuomo news news just just late last late last month. month. This is This serious. is serious. This is This about is public about public safety safety issues issues that right that right now. now. We have a We fringe have a fringe majority majority of the Seattle of the Seattle City Council City Council that are being that are being run run by unreasonable by unreasonable activist. activist. That's That's Mike Mike Solan. Solan. He says. He says. The quote The quote ignored ignored majority majority is against is against such a such plan a plan and those and who those want who want to see to it see go it through, go through, like Marc like Marc Anthony. Anthony. They also They also planned planned to be to downtown. be downtown. What we're What we're going down going there down to there express to express to them to is them that is way, that way, See this See this system system of law of enforcement law enforcement that America that America has relied has relied on for on hundreds for hundreds of years? of years? As a As a racist racist problem. problem. That's almost That's Cole almost Miller, Cole Miller, now at 10 now a.m. at 10 Tomorrow a.m. Tomorrow to select to select Budget Committee Budget Committee will Mito will Mito either hold either hold or approve or approve the final the final ordinance. ordinance. If it's If approved, it's approved, the ordnance the ordnance will then will be presented then be presented to the full to Council the full Council at about at 2 about p.m. 2 p.m. potential potential final final vote vote could happen could happen later in later the afternoon. in the afternoon. Of course, Of coma course, news coma will be news will be watching closely all day tomorrow in the fight against Cove