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"Know needs help, you can call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 9 8 8. Acacia James WTO P news. Two O 6, some older teens want the right to vote in their local elections. And now a Montgomery county city is considering whether to extend that right to residents as young as 16. We get jobs in this city. We live in the city. We drive on Rockville roads and we deserve the right to vote for decisions that are made in our city. That was Brooke Duncan a high school sophomore speaking to Rockville's mayor and city council. Others are not keen on the idea of pointing to a lack of maturity of many high schoolers. If you think age 16 is okay, why not consider 15? Young adults under 18 are responsibility of parents. And lack of real world understanding. I do think it's important to have enough life experience in order to read something on a referendum and be able to make an informed choice, no vote has been scheduled. Luke Luger WTO news. Now the idea is not new locally Tacoma park was the first city in the country to do it back in 2013 since then hyattsville, greenbelt, Mount Rainier, and Riverdale park have done something similar. Keep it here on WTO, first of all, we'll have traffic and weather and this weather is beautiful. After that, we'll be talking about what's happening in terms of guns in Maryland to O 7. At least one home sold every day. That's the Jennifer young home story. This is Dave Johnson. In one reason, Jennifer's coming soon program. That tests the market as you prepare your home for sale
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"Northwest Crawl Space Services mainly clear skies lows in the 50s tonight sun and clouds tomorrow mid 70s and cloudy Friday with a chance of morning rain high in the 60s it is 81 now at Sea -Tac. Newsradio 1000 FM your station information sponsored by Muckleshoot Casino. Thank you for joining us I'm Rick Van Size Bill O 'Neill at the editors desk and here are the headlines smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to impact the East Coast at about 11 o 'clock our time New York City listed as having the worst air quality in the world according to one survey and search crews on Mount Rainier have recovered the remains of a man matching description of an 80 year old solo climber reported missing last week does any of Spokane embarked on a solo climb of mountain the mountain the body found last night in a crevasse lives and homes in Ukraine are threatened not only by war but by now by that destroyed dam let's get an update on where things stand ABC's Tom Sufi Burridge is in Ukraine and spoke with Brad milky I think the point here is this is not just a normal flood right we cover floods all around the world and they are terrible when they happen for the people affected but this is a war ravaged area these are people that have lived on the front line and the important is thing that this river the Dnieper is effectively the front line the Russians control the eastern bank down in the south and Ukrainians the hold the western bank and so these people have been living through misery I mean her son the city on the western bank is regularly shelled it's a very dangerous place to get into and now you know all of their homes are flooded and on on top of this not only is that there's a sort of humanitarian catastrophe playing out but there is also an logical catastrophe which is being warned about well and the first thing that went through my mind is you got a nuclear power plant where you're at in zapparegia apparently that's not as high on a list of concerns nuclear authorities say that there's no immediate risk they're keeping an eye on it um how did this happen and was this intentional so it happened overnight Monday into Tuesday we you know know there were explosions or at least a explosion on the dam here's a bit of context the president Zelensky warned last year on at least two occasions that Russia was planning that Russia was planning to blow the dam up like any other major incident in this war each side is blaming each other the other bit of context is that the area where the dam sits on that part of the Dnipro river is controlled by Russian forces they control that area and the hydroelectric plant before it was all flooded we're doing the best we can to assess those reports and we are working with Ukrainians to gather more information but we cannot say conclusively what happened at this point at the time of talking the White House is not making its mind up about who's responsible exactly what happened it's basically saying it's reviewing the facts because wait the implications are either what that Russia did this to inflict pain upon Ukraine but this is where their troops are controlling and now that that land is is harder to control or it's Ukraine somehow sneaking in and doing this to like take back its land but what at the expense Ukrainians you think so neither option looks great now the other bit of context and it's important is that this the timing of this right this is coming at a moment when the Ukrainian offensive has been ramping up we've been at we've literally drove down to the south to Zaporizhir like just before I spoke to you and we've been in the east and in the east Ukraine is making gains like the Ukrainians are on the offensive they are taking territory around that city city of Bakhmoud which people might have heard about brutal battles inside the city now Ukraine is making gains around the city the Ukrainians are definitely looking at some point to go on the offensive in the south and you know the run -up to this counter offensive we've had indications from US
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"Drive most. Traffic updates every ten minutes on the 8s. Everything you need every time you listen. One O three on WTO? It's Friday. February 3rd. Sonny and cold 25° feels like it's ten. Good afternoon, I'm Was humiliated when she was forced to get a second opinion to prove that she was really pregnant. She says the department then sent her home indefinitely because she was pregnant and refused to extend maternity leave after an unexpected emergency C section. Her attorney Charles Tucker. We should stop making women feel like they've done something wrong simply for becoming a mother. Tucker has filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission and he says he plans on filing a lawsuit against the city seeking $3 million. We've asked the city of Mount Rainier for a response to those accusations, but we have yet to hear back. Marilyn overwhelmingly voted to approve legal recreational pot last fall. Now a new bill aims to stop police from conducting searches during traffic stops based solely on the smell of weed. Supporters and opponents of the bill spoke at a Senate committee hearing in Annapolis this week. Democratic senator Jill Carter of Baltimore is sponsoring the bill, which was introduced after mixed rulings on the issue for Maryland's high courts. Marilyn court decisions on this issue have been confusing and inconsistent, but I believe that it's our responsibility to give guidance to our courts. This is a matter of public policy. Opponents to the bill include Baltimore county state's attorney, Scott shellenberger. Marilyn has for decades allowed the courts to set the standards of what constitutes probable cause for a search. And I believe it's the courts that should decide because they are interpreting the constitution rather than a statue. Full legalization of recreational marijuana in Maryland takes effect. July 1st. Stick around a check of traffic and the cold weekend
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
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"Renee Corcoran at Skagit County Public Health says that's why the farmers market benefit card touches all the right notes. When you receive $80 on a card to go spend on fresh produce and honey and things along those lines they get pretty excited. The cards can be used at farmers markets in Acortus, Mount Vernon, Sedra Wooley and Concrete through September. If they are on meals on wheels can get delivered. produce Corcoran calls this a win -win for farmers too. We're buying in bulk for our home delivered clients and then farmers that have stands are benefiting they're getting money that they want. The County Health Department has made trips to eight senior centers over the past two weeks. Most of the more than 600 produce CBT cards are gone but health officials say call us anyway. John Lobertine, Northwest News Radio. Search crews on Mount Rainier have recovered the body of a man matching the description of an 80 year old climber from Spokane reported missing last week. Dawes Eddie set out May 30th and was last seen that night in an area known Cathedral as Gap. He was hiking Rainier for the 50th time to celebrate his birthday. Park Rangers were alerted last Thursday that Eddie had not come down the mountain and search teams immediately set out. Late Monday night two mountain spotted guides a body deep in a crevasse and a recovery was made yesterday. The Pierce County Medical Examiner will make the positive ID. Eddie set a world record 14 years ago as the oldest person to summit Everest. He was 36 at the time. Northwest News Time 210. Time for an update on sports and
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"Police chief Robert Conti says moms and dads play a huge role. Parents, you have to be parents and that is important. That's an important piece that we don't talk a lot about. Chief Conti says his police force is reactionary. They show up after the crime happens. He says parents can really keep their kids safe, but they need help. I'm not suggesting that the answer to that is law enforcement, but really kind of a whole community approach to addressing some of the issues that we see with our young people who are showing up with trauma who are showing up with impacts from the pandemic. Luke Garrett, WTO news. And you can hear the full interview on the DMV download podcast. Meanwhile, in Maryland, a police sergeant says she was mistreated while pregnant. Sergeant Audrey Calloway with the Mount Rainier police department claimed she was humiliated when she was forced to get a second opinion to prove that she was really pregnant. She says the department then sent her home indefinitely because she was pregnant and refused to extend maternity leave after an unexpected emergency C section. Her attorney Charles Tucker. We should stop making women feel like they've done something wrong simply for becoming a mother. Tucker has filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission and he says he plans on filing a lawsuit against the city seeking $3 million. Has asked the city of Mount Rainier for a response to these accusations, but we have yet to hear back. Baltimore's Camden yards is set to get a makeover. The Orioles, along with Marilyn governor Wes Moore have announced a partnership between the state and the team to revitalize the sports complex, comes just as the Oz have passed on a 5 year extension of their lease at Camden yards, the team is reportedly looking for a longer and more secure agreement. Federal workers will get expanded access to paid leave options under a directive from the Biden administration, federal news networks drew Friedman reports. The White House additionally urges agencies to encourage feds in their first year on the job to use unpaid leave. That's a situation arises and they haven't been able to accrue enough time off. Biden also directs the office of personnel management to issue guidance to agencies on safe leave. This type of leave would let feds take time off to recover from domestic violence. The White House announcement aligned with the 30th anniversary of the family and medical leave act, which lets workers use 12 weeks of unpaid leave in certain situations. Drew Friedman, federal news network. Coming up after traffic and weather. After a metro worker is killed, coworkers and Friends share memories of Robert Cunningham. On Meghan clover. 7 O
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"I'm real happy to have done it, and just as happy to be back. This is the second reported death of a climber on Mount Rainier in the last week I'm really happy to have done it. Northwest News Time 110 coming up after sports. It's definitely a confessional for the X -Files. I'm Brian Calvert with the latest tongue tag to about extraterrestrials. Sports at 10 and 40 past each hour from the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk. Tim Hole in for Bill Swartz talking about the big merger in the world of golf. The day after
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"You this hour on WTO P, president Joe Biden once again calling on Congress to quote try and get rid of assault weapons. After a recent spate of shootings in the U.S., he says the idea society is still allows semiotic semi-automatic weapons that is to be purchased. Quote is sick with no social redeeming value. A metro bus was shot at Saturday in what's now being investigated as a road rage incident, metro transit police say the incident happened near southern and Pennsylvania avenues that in the area of fort DuPont in southeast D.C. stay with us at WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. And the national zoo welcoming two of its newest additions, they're not pandas, but close relatives, they're Andean bears. Three year old mom Brienne gave birth on November 15th to the crying, better yet screeching cubs. She's probably not getting a lot of sleep with that racket. Instead, she'll be cuddling, grooming, and nursing the new cubs for the next couple of months in their enclosed den. ZooKeeper say both cubs appear to be happy and healthy, visitors will be able to see them in the spring after they're about three months old, until then you can see the cubs and their speckled face mom on a live den cam. For a look at the shrieking cubs go to WTO P dot com. But I don't have to listen to that all night. Luke Luger WTO pi news. It's two 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, his college Ramirez in the traffic center. Thanks, Ralph, if you are headed on the southbound side of I 95, you just gotta watch out for the incident. That is there soon after 17 and falmouth just before the rap panic river bridge, you'll find some crash activity over on the far right shoulder. It looks like a vehicle did go off of the roadway and is in a grassy area, so while they handle that, they're going to be blocking the far right hand side. Northbound 95 in Virginia looks great, not hearing about any incidents as you head towards Springfield, 66 has been quiet tonight, no work zones to be seen. Beltway traffic looks good through Tyson's. On the northbound side of GW Parkway, you do have that work zone on the ramp that takes you onto the outer loop. It looks like you do only have a single lane getting by on that ramp, no real delays because of it, of course, plenty of room with just a single lane. If you're headed along river road inside the beltway here just as you approach the D.C. state line, it looks like you do have a work zone blocking the far right lane, not going to slow you down too much. It's just as you make way past Willard drive. I 95 and the Baltimore Washington Parkway arc, both completely up to speed. They do have a work zone en route one. As you make your way through Mount Rainier, it looks like the far left lane is currently blocked near Wallace road headed towards farragut street across the bay bridge, things are quiet, not seeing any work zones, any delays, no crashes, anything
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Fresh update on "mount rainier" discussed on Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
"Pay rent of just over 900 bucks a month for these fully furnished cottages. The community will host up to 36 people, including families with kids, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities exiting homelessness, in response at least one woman playing with her kids at a nearby park believes this community will not help people with drug problems, but enable that use. I'm actually a property manager. And from my experience, when you put in someone housing just so they can say they have a home, they usually will continue the doing things they do, and then they end up being evicted and out on the streets again. Jackie Cat, come on in. Officials at Mount Rainier National Park say search teams recovered a body yesterday inside a crevasse. It's believed This could to be 80 -year -old Dawes Eddy from Spokane, who's been missing nearly a week. The medical examiner will the make official identification in Pierce County. Eddy embarked on his solo climb up Mount Rainier May 30th, and his 50th time climbing the mountain. The mountaineer set a world record 14 years ago when he became the oldest person to summit Mount Everest at the age of 66. I satisfied myself as to what I was capable of, and
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"The top stories were following for you on WTO. At least 80 people are dead in Florida and North Carolina. The grim toll of hurricane Ian, which left widespread damage in its wake. Hundreds of thousands are still without power. Ukraine has taken back control of the eastern city of Lyman, which Russia has been using as a transport and logistic hub. That's a new blow to Russia as it seeks to escalate the war by illegally annexing part of Ukraine. The two men who received the most votes in Brazil's presidential election are headed to a runoff to determine if the leftist returns to the helm of the world's fourth largest democracy are the far right incumbent stays in office another four years. Stay with WTO for more on the stories in just minutes. It's two 17, the D.C. council is considering a bill that would allow non citizens to vote in local elections. All those in favor, please say I, I. The bill passed through the judiciary and public safety committee and will now be considered by the full D.C. council. If approved, undocumented immigrants and residents with green cards could vote in local elections for positions such as mayor council member and attorney general, a number of jurisdictions in Maryland allowed non citizens to vote, including hyattsville, Mount Rainier and Tacoma park, D.C. council member Charles Allen. One in 7 district residents is an immigrant. Immigrants support our economy. They start businesses. They pay taxes. Though opponents say voting should be limited to those who have become full citizens. Nick Allan LAW TOP news
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"Is now a tropical rainstorm as it moves through the northeast. The monster storm is killed at least 80 people in Florida and North Carolina. Hundreds of thousands of people and businesses remain without power. President Biden will visit Florida and Puerto Rico this week to survey damage from hurricane Ian and hurricane Fiona. U.S. officials are also vowing to unleash a massive amount of federal aid in response to the storms. Fairfax county police are searching for the driver of a Nissan maximum with Maryland tags in connection with a homicide investigation. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. It's one 47 non citizens would be allowed to vote in D.C. elections under a bill that's quickly gaining momentum. It just passed through a committee and will now be considered by the full D.C. council. The committee is focused on removing barriers to voting and lifting the voices of all district voters, particularly those in historically underrepresented communities. Council member Charles Allen shares the judiciary and public safety committee, which approved the bill that would allow undocumented immigrants and residents with green cards to vote in the district. Non citizens will be able to vote in local elections only, including elections for positions in the city such as mayor, council member, and attorney general. We can not change federal law, which continues to prohibit non citizens from voting in federal elections. A number of jurisdictions in Maryland allow non citizens to vote, including hyattsville, Mount Rainier, and Tacoma park. Nick I Nelly WTO P news. Traffic
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"Have been in relationships or have a challenging relationship, listen to this closely and tell me which one you fall into. And by the way, I've been teaching this about 20 years now. And every time I do it, somebody says, wow, man, never thought about that. All relationships begin with two independent individuals. If you remain too independent, you're never going to connect and there's going to be an issue. Have you been in a relationship where you have been so independently driven on your own that you haven't allowed the other person to be that way? Or more likely, you were independently driven. The other person that you're dating or in business with or whatever is independently driven. And you don't like it. Get under your skin, right? Can't deal with it. The relationship will not last. I see these all the time. And I can usually see them way in advance and when I'm working with coaching clients, I can hear when they're in one. Strong, independently minded people insisting upon doing things their way all the time. And that's cool. If you want to, you're here to save yourself in this world, but it's not the way to make you happy. So that's first. Two independent individuals. Every relationship starts. But eventually, as you begin to get to know each other, things change a bit. Some of the relationships become co dependent. It develops a kind of relationship that means losing your individuality. Weren't you attracted to that individual independent personality when you first met this person? Are you decided to deal with this person? And instead, what's happened is you didn't go for the independent independent be bashing into each other all the time. You decided to become co dependent. And suddenly you can't do anything without the other person. And that's depending on who you are. I think it's very debilitating. We have to do things on our own. At the same time, we do want some help from time to time. Joy and our very, very good at that, especially walk into a restaurant that's busy and self serve, and you have to find your own tables. You got the move guys. If you've been together a while, you walk in there, okay, I know what you want. I'm gonna place your order. You get a table. See, that's good stuff. It's fine to be codependent like that. But to be completely that way? Come here a second. I talked to lots of married couples. So intertwining what they do, neither one has power anymore. At all, they don't have any independence left. So what is the relationship we need to be in? With all relationships that make it work. And I will tell you that if I don't have this, I don't do it. I just know it's not going to work. So we're going to combine our skills, where to go by their passions. We're going to combine our identities. In the best way, we're going to create what we call an interdependent relationship. Now, we're together. We're working together. We count each other. We got each other's back. We got our own thing going on, but at the end of the day, we are dependent on each other. We just kind of merge back and forth. Each walking and talking being our own strong individual person. That's a cool way to be. And yes, sometimes it drives me crazy because joy is very, very independent, very strong, and I've had to sit her down and have her talking with her. And she ended up having to talk with me. It worked out. We just had a conversation, right? It's sometimes difficult. When you bring a relationship together with two strong people, but man, you can be interdependent. And it's cool stuff. All right, so we've got coming up tomorrow. It's got a vacation coming up next week. Don't worry, I'll be here pre recording in advance. I'll be all Mount Rainier and you'll have a podcast. No, I'm not doing a podcast from Mount Rainier. I don't do that. I take a vacation when I take a vacation, I leave everything on, I just pre record we're done. But tomorrow, when I get back to record the next show, I'm gonna find it on my thing here. Oh, a stress free weekly productivity. That's tomorrow shogun. Talk about some focus on Thursday and Friday show how to be your own best cheerleader. Something I came up with a long time ago and if you will do this on Friday, I'm going to give you a secret to pump yourself up every single time you need a boost, okay? That's kind of what I do over here. We give a boost, right? Have a great day. Come on back tomorrow. I'll see you right here. On the daily boost.
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"Is a temporary one and then the strategy isn't sustained And that's not acceptable here There's too much at stake Scholz tells me more people are living downtown than ever before He also says there were 350,000 workers who came downtown every day pre-pandemic and now they really need them and visitors to come back for a full recovery Time is ticking to get all of these parts together with the Alaska crew season just about to begin The first of 296 sailings set to sail out of Seattle for Alaska on April 11th That's less than four weeks away In Seattle Denise Whitaker como news A local company that makes emergency shelters has landed $15 million in funding Everett based palette shelters makes heated lighted temporary shelters with built in beds Amy king is chief executive They go up in about 20 minutes with no tools required They have a built to structural floor which can be set on the ground anywhere with very minimal ground preparation required She made her pitch to the Everett city council last year in the city purchased 60 palette shelters to help ease its homelessness crisis Now geek wire is reporting 6 investment firms including Citibank are showering the 6 year old company with $15 million in startup cash New anti climate change legislation in Washington state calls on landfills to capture greenhouse gases for use as fuel We have more from corp win hake Decomposing landfill debris generates methane It's one of the most potent of greenhouse gases because upon release it stays in the atmosphere trapping heat for a full decade Landfills can use a capture system to trap the gas and either burn it off harmlessly or sell it to the local utilities We need this policy to help address climate change for our children and for our futures That state representative davina dewar bothel Democrat she says last year's blistering summer made the need abundantly clear Between the heat dome and watching the snow melt on Mount Rainier I don't know how anyone could not be impacted Under her bill passed by both chambers this year the state mandates operators of large covered landfills install methane collection and control systems We're not the first to pass such a measure California and Oregon our neighbors have already done so Installing capture systems is not cheap landfill operators can recover some of the expense by selling the captured gas Corps wind hake northwest news radio It is now 6 ten Can you believe it already time to check in with Bill Schwartz for a Beacon plumbing sports update Gonzaga takes a small step toward its first NCAA basketball crown A slow start from the nation's top ranked men's basketball team leading by only a deuce at halftime over upset minded Georgia state but the zags big guys dominated the second four points Georgia state advantage Timmy nice moves down low Yeah pivot pivot pivot step through great footwork There's a call on TNT drew Timmy wound up with 32 points leading Gonzaga to a 93 72 victory Saturday the bulldogs play Memphis First round winner of her Boise state Some higher siege fell on day one of the tournament 5 seed Iowa bitten by the Richmond spiders 11 seed Michigan takes out Colorado state The expansion Seattle kraken won't be in the hockey playoffs this season So they're starting to unload players Forward Kelly yarn croak first to go to the Calgary flames for a second third and 7th round draft pick The kraken lost to Tampa Bay four one last night and host Detroit Saturday This evening in Mexico it's the sounders against club Leon Seattle leads the Concacaf Champions League aggregate series three goals to nil And the new quarterback for the Seahawks drew Locke was number three in Denver with Seattle he'll be number two Sports was Swartz at ten and 40 after the hour northwest news radio Will news anchors and reporters can't always say exactly what they want but a sports reporter at the ABC affiliate in Asheville North Carolina has been giving it the old college try in the most clever way or as ABC's will Gans with more To rally comes up short so another one bites the dust western fall to Michigan state Wait a minute Did she just say another one another one.
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"38 now in manassas 37 at metro center in 36 in Frederick Maryland At 1141 the sag nominations have been announced today Will Smith Lady Gaga and Ben Affleck all landing individual nominations the casts of Belfast and coda were among those nominated for the guild's top award best ensemble and joining them were cast for House of Gucci starring Lady Gaga and Adam Driver Your name is in the history books You are Gucci you need to dress the part Rich sheep The cast for don't look up and king Richard also nominated for best ensemble the nominations for the 28th annual screen actors guilds award were announced virtually on an Instagram due to the increase in COVID cases For 50 years a Mount Rainier based group has been ministering the gay Catholics otherwise shunned by their church it's mostly earned them condemnation from faith leaders but things might be evolving New ways ministry reached out to Pope Francis last year more or less asking for affirmation about their work in the name of Catholicism And thus began a series of letters Sister Janine Graham is one of the founders of new ways ministry Cardinal Gregory has said we seem to be pen pals She says she spent 50 years trying to serve as a living example of the lessons Jesus teaches in the gospel Reaching out to the poor those who are on the fringes those who are marginalized The most recent letter from the Pope thanked her for those 50 years of work We get a lot of commendations but not from people so high up in the hierarchy of the Catholic Church So you couldn't go much higher than the Pope John doeman WP news That's for sure Russian NATO talks have wrapped up in Brussels and there is no indication either side is budging on a variety of security issues NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg on the talks that included Ukraine and NATO expansion There are significant differences between NATO allies and Russia on these issues Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman Together the United States and our NATO allies made clear we will not slam the door shut on NATO's open door policy NATO also rejected Russia's proposal that it limits troop deployments in Eastern Europe but while the two sides are no closer on these issues Stoltenberg called it positive that they sat down together That CBS News correspondent cami McCormick 1144 Diabetes high blood pressure.
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"Downtown D.C. at four 11 of brought to you by long fans 20% off savings on fences decks and pavers go to long fence dot com and schedule your free estimate today Three people are in the hospital after a shooting in Aspen to hill Montgomery county police say they were shot on ashby road not far from Brookhaven elementary school Those shot include two men and a woman all three were taken to the hospital One of them has life threatening injuries While they do not have a suspect yet police are calling the shooting in isolated event A new investigation is alleging that a powerful D.C. panel may have treated officer misconduct way more leniently than it should have DCS Stan the center for investigative reporting says this includes 24 instances in which a three panel tribunal made up of three high ranking officers blocked the department's disciplinary review divisions recommended terminations of officers from misconduct between 2009 and 2019 among the examples presented the demotion and not the recommended firing of an officer in 2015 who was accused of threatening to sex workers with a gun while drunk the panel included now police chief Robert Conti who has said as chief that he's frustrated that it's hard to get rid of bad officers he didn't respond to DCS for comment Three Maryland police departments are teaming up to focus on the mental health needs of their officers and of residents The hindsville police department has announced joint mental health programs with the Brentwood and Mount Rainier police departments thanks to a grant from the Department of Justice The nearly $350,000 in community oriented policing services grants include funds for quarterly wellness check ins that will be required for.
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"Your free estimate today It is one 21 now in Nashville woman is pleaded guilty to negligent manslaughter months after a crash that killed a Gaithersburg couple back in March Authorities say 39 year old Rebecca vo had a blood alcohol level well above the legal limit and was driving 75 in a 30 mile an hour zone when she collided with another on another car on darnstown road and BlackBerry driving Gaithersburg that collision killed prawn and Pamela Sharma though a scheduled to be sentenced in February As families prepare to spend Thanksgiving together many Afghan refugees are still trying to find permanent housing but a nonprofit in Alexandria is hoping to create a sense of home by providing hot meals It started as an effort by health point foundation to create a sense of community this Thanksgiving We basically wanted to start with eating 25 people at one hotel but in the world got around Wahida sabi is the program director with the nonprofit and says now they'll be feeding nearly 400 people at the extended state hotel along breckin place They'll also be delivering meals It is overwhelming but at the same time I'm actually happy that we're able to provide meals to that many people And as someone who was born in Afghanistan Wahid says introducing others to the holiday is an important step in helping these families begin their new lives I mean we have to have this holiday chair and this is why we're here So how old WT opinion is A global survey of human diets finds that almost half of the people on earth are either underfed or overfed The 2021 global nutrition report an independent survey conducted annually since 2013 estimates at about half of the global population is either underweight overweight or obese The data show that a quarter of all deaths among adults are attributable to poor diet eating habits are doing tremendous damage to the environment as well according to the report food production currently generates more than a third of all greenhouse gas emissions globally and meat heavy diets are responsible for the lion's share of those emissions That piper CBS News A man in Maryland has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for a scam involving Pitbull puppies Back in August von Jack aza of Mount Rainier pleaded guilty in the scam in which at least $158,000 was collected from more than a hundred people who never received a dog in return Was ordered to pay $300,000 in restitution and other costs Coming up next When a dollar is no longer a dollar I'm jet label.
The Ziglar Show
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"Much would we all love to have that. I'm going to say an external source come in person and testify to some greatness us that we don't see we all want to do that and yet you're saying lift yourself up and that one is the one that hits me if most of us are not going to have that person who comes along and encourages us or testifies some greatness. We're not gonna take some tests. It's going to say oh my gosh. You're one of those brilliant people on the planet. That changes are outlook on ourselves. It is up to us. And that feels untenable. I think we have again. We're back to that self confidence that self self encouragement. That feels i mean. How do you direct somebody to do that. Because we have no tangible vehicle for that we're waiting for someone or something to come along and tell us something good about ourselves so that we can believe it. Yeah and this is the work of becoming more self sufficient and letting people off the hook and terms of you know if i need you kevin to be a certain way for me to be okay. I am setting myself up for failure for heartbreak. I'm setting you up for some failure and heartbreak and we do that especially to our significant others all the time we look to someone else to do for us what we're unable or unwilling to ourselves and then we wonder why there's so much resentment and so many unhealthy dynamic set up and co-dependency and the good news is when you become self defense self sufficient and are able to lift yourself up you're going to attract better results and you're going to also let other people be who they need to be not put so much pressure and stress whether it's co workers or family members or significant others and i think this is about really creating a new story or mantra for ourselves instead of i need this person to behave this certain way some. Okay it's who do. I need to be to attract the results. I want or who i want and need to be in this relationship. And i really showing up as a vehicle for this person's transformation or enlightenment and again it's work nobody. We were just like the easy thing like well. Why why can't. I just stayed kevin. And he fulfils all my needs. Why can't i just be kevin's sister. Mother daughter whomever and have kevin fulfill all my needs. And you don't you don't want that because what happens. What happens if something happens to kevin. i mean what. I'm sorry. I'm using you and your name as an example but this is just really about again. Cultivating the inner characteristics that we can bring out because we all have felt this when we looked to someone else for validation again. We're insatiable it's never gonna be enough and so this is really getting comfortable with what is enough is two hundred pairs of shoes. Enough is two million dollars. A year enough is three compliments every hour enough. I mean we all need to get a little bit of a grip here and you you hit on something. I actually pulled it out of the book where you talked about romantic relationships but we could say i'm going to say i'm going to extrapolate it to any deep relationship intimate relationship close relationship whatnot that we look to that other person and i think you actually pull the quote out the jerry maguire quote of you complete me which i really appreciate the book or the movie i saw that you had david meltzer on your show as i did as well and some things that he said i'll never forget. I own that movie really appreciate that movie. Hate that part. Because our i regret that part i would say because that is the mentality that i took into my marriage candidly and it was that you complete me. It was this to become one. And all this good stuff that i personally misinterpreted and translated wrong and it wasn't till so much later i thought so. My single friends are less than their uncompleted. Not complete as they are because they haven't met that person to complete them. It makes no sense to me. Just tangibly that. I need someone else. My like my some of my dear friends who have no kids. So i have kids to me. That was by proxy. That's family and fullness so they're not complete by not having kids well that doesn't make any sense and it just violated. You know so many of these. I'm going to say these ways that i translated my life based on my upbringing church you know so many different things that i was exposed to but if we take that and go. Gosh that's doesn't it makes no sense. I am to be whole incomplete. Now is fair to say because i was playing with this this morning. Kate is it fair to say okay. They don't complete me. they may enhance me. Yeah okay i think. Consider considering that you're with an equal partner or someone that you're you're with someone who is compatible you're with someone who sees you respects you and all those things and vice versa and that you actually wanted children that you have. I think sometimes sadly even children are status symbols and aren't properly cared for. That's a whole other topic and conversation. But in terms of the completeness as i like to say. I am a complete person. And i would like to share my completeness with another complete person. I don't want to be involved with someone who hasn't done the work and is not complete in many ways because again it's not an equal partnership you talked about money in value. That's like you know someone paying five dollars for a ferrari. It's not an equal exchange. So i think it's really doing the work that we need to do. So that you can show up as the dream partner for your dream partner client. Once i said who wanted the dream partner and i said would your dream partner want you as you are right now and that was not for me to answer and the person said no and so then. It's going back to the drawing board a bit and working on ourselves. I think the best work we do for relationships is often when we're not in one when we're really spending the time working on ourselves so that when you meet that right person you don't sabotage it and you are able to to maintain it a loving healthy way. I probably do a whole show just on that. I'm not gonna continue down. I actually look from my office. I can see it's a crisis. Pregnancy center that my dear friends wife works at in the stories that come from that are so often. Strike me as yet kids. Well in this case it's teen girls trying to fill these voids with somebody else and how tragic it is for all of us. But again i go back. And i think that's how i. Viewed i literally viewed marriage that way that we come together to complete each other not as whole people. I hope people here that maybe we should do another show just on that. I got a question for you though. And this is actually out of chapter nine exercise nine and your book which you have titled rock the freedom lifestyle but piece in there that i wanna pull out that i want you to explain you. Say letting go of resistance to. What is good for you on the anybody with look at that face got. I don't do that. i'm i'm trying to get taken attract. What i what is good for me. What do you mean letting go. What am i resisting. That's good for me. While i think sometimes we resist for in my case. I'll speak personally. We resist supports or people doing things for us and the name of an independent. And i've got this. And i think for a lot of us. It feels uncomfortable to receive. So that's an instance their claim that one right. And that's that's good for us. But i think we speaking to the less than we think we're less than are lacking in some way that we need help are that we need support which we all do by the way and we resist. Maybe a good cry is what is great for you. You resist it because of some belief you have about what it means for you to cry. And so and then that ties into stretching your comfort zone for you having a good cry letting it all hang out. Maybe you start on the bike ride. I don't know about you but sometimes especially where you live and you're part of the country. I sit nature. Sometimes i look at the mountains. And i just in complete awe. I mean i've had a moment. I wrote a poem sitting in. It's in the book to mount rainier outside of seattle in the in the snow. And i just thought this is so magnificent. It touched my soul sacred and hole in..
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"mount rainier" Discussed on As It Happens from CBC Radio
"The rest of the lyrics are surprisingly problematic for a song about ice worms. My point is we know about the ice worms but we don't know about the ice worms at least most of us don't so we don't appreciate what an exciting time of year this is for researchers like scott telling from washington state university. It's ice warm time. When the weather gets warmer up they come squirming toward the light from deep within the glaciers on mount rainier billions of tiny skinny wriggling black strings that live in glaciers but die when the temperature drops below freezing but somehow survived for a long time down in the ice or replace themselves constantly. We don't know much about their reproduction and seem to surface in summer to bask in the sun but may have another reason in general their reasons for doing anything are largely unknown as mr hoteling told. Npr there are more mysteries than there are solved things with ice worms. So there's a lot to learn still and maybe now that we've heard about this eager..
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Summer Mystery: Glacier Ice Worms Rise Again in the Pacific Northwest
"We know about the ice worms but we don't know about the ice worms at least most of us don't so we don't appreciate what an exciting time of year this is for researchers like scott hoteling from washington state university. It's time when the weather gets warmer up. They come squirming toward the light from deep within the glaciers on mount rainier billions of tiny skinny wriggling black strings that live in glaciers but died when the temperature drops below freezing but somehow survived for a long time down in the ice or replace themselves constantly. We don't know much about their reproduction and seem to surface in summer to bask in the sun but may have another reason in general their reasons for doing anything are largely on known as mr hoteling told. Npr there are more mysteries than there are solved things with ice worms. So there's a lot to learn still and maybe now that we've heard about this eager ice warm reception. We'll all give them less of a lukewarm reception.
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"mount rainier" Discussed on KOMO
"We'll be right back. Stay connected. Stay informed the Northwest's News station Co. Mo news. The death toll in the condo building collapse in Surfside, Florida today has risen to nine. Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine covered one victim passed away in the hospital, and we've recovered eight more victims on site and agonizing time for families of the dozens missing Arnie and Miriam, not grandson, Jake Samuelson, telling our ABC affiliate WPLG. His family is looking for answers about a set of voicemails. The not Qian's home phone line has been leaving on his mother's house line, 16 of them static. The first came in the day the condo collapsed. We're just trying to rationalize what's happening here, and we're just trying to get answers A. B. C S. Deputy Ramos in Surfside, the NTSB joining the FAA investigating Saturday's hot air balloon crash in Albuquerque. Balloon hitting power lines. Five people killed Bruce Springsteen help reopen Broadway last night, restarting his live show after the Great White Way went dark for 15 months because of Covid 19 Dave Packer, ABC News Homo news 1000 FM 97 7 10 31 here in Seattle Landmark. Christopher now to get you up to date with top stories from the Como 24 7 News Center current temperature 83 here in Seattle. We're hearing belly firefighters extinguishing about fire on Lake Washington On Saturday, The Fire Department says. All six people on on the boat jumped off. They made it to shore safely and no word of any injuries reported the lake, of course, full of swimmers and boaters on Saturday during a weekend of this historic heat cause of the fire has not been released. For having southbound troubles on I five in Seattle. It's going to be around for a while and you're not alone. There's lots of companies. You're probably finding out work on the roadway this weekend is closed the mainline southbound five of the convention center on down to about the Spokane Street area, Tom Pierce with wash dot saying they've been seeing big holdups already this weekend. We've seen backups that have been pretty steadily around 4 to 4.5 miles on south found out of five North of where we've been working. We still need people to really consider if they need to be traveling in that area, Or maybe they could post on their trip or if they're headed to Seattle. Maybe take transit. Washington Department of Transportation says plan on at least 16 weekends have worked this year. We pay by five. It's part of that revive I five and getting another lane there in the convention center area. They'll have worked for next summer as well. Keep it right here for traffic of weather every 10 minutes on the floors, and we'll keep an eye on that a deadly bolt racing accident in the Tri Cities area. It was Friday. Matt match Nepal's ball killed when his hydroplane boat flipped during an event that but was reportedly traveling about 90 miles an hour when Mattson was thrown from the open cockpit. Talk about the drought. Those historic high temperatures not only making it tough to keep cool the National Weather Service says it could have a devastating impact on the drought conditions here in western Washington yesterday at the top of Mount Rainier at the summit. 40 degrees and above the snow level right now about 17,000 ft. And because of that, some people on trails down below crossing rivers on the footbridge is saying the water extremely high. Even before the weekend. Our area was already pretty dry, and it's only going.
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"mount rainier" Discussed on KOMO
"John Nelson, helping out for almost Saturday. Here they bring you a traffic report every 10 minutes on the fours latest from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. So far pretty uneventful drive. We do the closure of 5 20 in the eastbound direction across Lake Washington. They're gonna make you exit there. So you definitely want to take. I 90 across the water looking at the mountain passes. No restrictions of for Stevens or Snoqualmie pass is Actually, I'm sorry. Traction tires are advised for Stevens Pass our next Cuomo traffic at 8 34 plates. Look at our weather forecast winter like conditions Plan for the mountains for both today and tomorrow with snow at times, So keep that in mind. You're in the lowlands were expecting rain showers of times here on Saturday with temperatures in the forties. We'll continue with more rain showers on Sunday High School a bit warmer, upper forties toe low fifties. That's the latest from the coma Weather Center with all the snow hitting the mountains this weekend, of course, just a true Experience for a lot of skiers and snowboarders careful in the back country, by the way, too. If you're going snowmobiling, a cross country skiing or doing some hiking, and if you want to go play in the snow don't forget Mount Rainier National Park, The Paradise leading area reopened. For the season. Actually, a couple of weeks ago that just reminding everybody that is the one designated place in Mount Rainier National Park. You can actually do some sledding, the snow play area at Paradise you'll see where its use of poles and ropes of pretty much tell you what the safe place is here on Lee Plastic and soft side of sled devices may be used no wooden or metal slides permitted..
WTOP
"mount rainier" Discussed on WTOP
"Com bathroom remodeling. It's what we do. It's all we do. 18 traffic and weather on the eights. Let's go to Jack Taylor in the traffic center, right? Still had a little bit of a delays. You run in Virginia running 95 north near Woodbridge. Then you're good into Springfield. There's a bit of a slow down They're coming through the Springfield interchange to go north on the 3 95. By the time your past edsal road you're good all the way up to the 14th Street Bridge. 4 95 remains quiet between Alexandria and McClane, 66 are crash She's found that have been after 28 Centerville shouldered lanes open still a bit heavy coming out of Manassas than some slowing 1 23 headed toward Nutley. They've been accident activity out of sterling. It was on westbound Sterling Boulevard between, Shaw wrote in 28 follow police direction, also, the officer on scene reported. Icy conditions said to be real Careful. New trouble in Maryland is going to be on the Beltway Southtown, Prince George's county inner loop as you leave Pennsylvania Avenue before Branch Avenue. The crash cleanup is in the right lane diversion. Mount Rainier North bound Rhode Island Avenue. That's Route one, You're gonna be forced off it. Perry Street because of a crash and a downed pole. 1 98 Van Dusen Road earlier had been reporting flashing traffic signals, hopefully That's been rectified. Topside of the Beltway outer loop remains heavy right around Georgia Avenue. No worries out of Frederick to 70 south headed to the lane Divide, leaving Baltimore. Tough Ride South B W Parkway Down your West Nursery road, single file, right gets by. Apparently there's a truck on its side in the medium in the median charges on scene North bound, really no troubles. 50 still looking good as you leave the Beltway headed the east and the Annapolis, But you're gonna find it slow near Sandy Point. State Park is you try to get up onto the eastbound span. The Red X is over the right lane. One lane east found so far. Still three lanes coming back westbound soon enough, That left wing will be blocked on the westbound span with to a prep, But for now, three lanes west and one lane east on the Bay Bridge. Jack Taylor. W T o p. Traffic, Right, Let's check here with Lauren Rickets alarm. We've got another cold one ahead of us today. We do We do Temperatures, though, are gonna be about The average is we get into the afternoon or average temperature 43 temperatures.
WTOP
"mount rainier" Discussed on WTOP
"On air on Alexa or on the W T o p AP 5 28 traffic and Weather on the AIDS to Jack Taylor in the traffic Center. All right, John. We're continuing to clear things, and they get a little more volume on the roadways. So just watch out. We've had inbound Suitland Parkway, the ramp to get upon to Branch Avenue down. Incident reopen from some earlier police activity. There was a crash from a pursuit now utility crews dealing North bound in Mount Rainier on Route one Rhode Island Avenue at 34th Street. You've got only a left lane getting by pretty quiet on 4 95. For now. No worries between Bethesda in Oxon Hill, inner and outer loop to seventies Fine south out of Frederick headed toward the lane Divide. We're still quiet between the Beltway's on 95. The B W Parkway fifties, looking just as good and no worries that a southern Maryland on to 10 north on four or north bound on Route five. Now you'll find in Virginia. Good news. 66 eastbound before the Beltway that broken down tanker truck cleared from the roadway. All your travel lanes are open. Lanes are open out of blue mud, but there's an accident on seven westbound. It is near Blue Ridge Mountain Road, There's a vehicle on its side. But out of the roadway in Leesburg, the utility work continuing. It is scheduled overnight. West Market Street is closed between King Street and Loudon. Street crews will be there till about seven in the morning. We're quiet out of Fredericksburg, 95 north into Springfield. Looking good on 3 95 headed all the way up toward the 14th Street bridge without issue or delay. Some sort of trouble spot inside the Beltway could be late clearing work 66 going westbound out of Roslyn as you head back toward Arlington. Just be careful. Is your past 29 No big issues to speak of on eastbound 66 out of Gainesville. Going east toward 4 95 again that broken down tanker truck before the Beltway gone Now we've got the work in the district. It's Northwest. How about on Canal Road, leaving Georgetown University of Toward Foxhall Road, You've got only left lane getting by inbound Traveling czar unaffected Jack Taylor w T o p traffic and let's check here with Chuck Bell for the forecast Grab that puffy coat. Temperatures are way below freezing in the suburbs this morning. Most areas in the low to mid twenties bright sunshine coming your way all Tuesday.
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Hiker whose heart stopped after Mt. Rainier rescue recovers
"Fistfights and fires in the nation's capital. I'm pam who so fox news supporters of president trump gathered by the thousands in washington dc. They cheered and chanted yesterday and things were mostly peaceful until it got dark counter protesters throwing fireworks clashing with those rallying for the president throughout dc streets from fistfights to all out brawl overall. There were twenty arrests. according to the mayor's office and at least seven guns were recovered. One man was stabbed. He is expected to be all right. Fox's lauren blanchard in washington to police officers were said to be heard. At least twenty arrests were made president elect. Joe biden is putting together his cabinet and could make some announcements in the coming days. This as president trump's legal team continues. Its push to overturn the election results. I am working on the massive aspect of of system wide election fraud. Definitely impacting the swing states and likely going far beyond that attorney said the powell on fox. Justice with judge janine. A number of the president's legal challenges have been thrown out of court. Alarming surges across the country in corona virus cases have state leaders taking steps to try and curb the spread governors of california oregon and washington issue joint travel advisories on friday in an effort to get a handle on surging cases in those three states. What that means is that if you traveled to any of those stage you'll be to self quarantine for fourteen. Days are also asking residents to avoid all nonessential travel out of state and limited interactions to only people who live in their homes. Fox's charles watson tomorrow another stay at home order takes effect in chicago. It will last thirty days new mexico also ordering all residents to stay home. America's listening to fox news big names and big money are descending on georgia ahead of two critical senate races. Republican incumbents kelly leffler. David purdue are heading into january fifth runoff against democratic challengers raphael. Warnock and jon ossoff and with the balance of power in the us. Senate em- play spending for these. Two run in georgia is expected to set new records exceeding at least two hundred million dollars but perhaps reaching as much as five hundred million. Fox's jonathan serrie. Last week senate republican marco rubio campaign for leffler president elect joe biden has said his campaign will do anything aitken to help off and warnock because the presidential race was so close in georgia. Five million ballots are being recounted by hand in a tweet yesterday. President trump suggested the recount is of time because signatures aren't being matched georgia's secretary of state pushed back with his own tweets explaining how the state's voting process works later today. Nasa and spacex hoped to launch four astronauts to the international space station. The crew goes up for six months. They dock their crew dragon spacecraft to the space station. It will stay there with them for the six month. Expedition former nasa astronaut. Tom jones saturday is planned launch from cape canaveral. Florida was postponed because of bad weather. A remarkable story of recovery for a hiker rescued from washington's mount. Rainier one week ago michael. No pinski was airlifted off the mountain but he died shortly after arriving at a seattle hospital. 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Search suspended for UW professor missing at Mount Rainier National Park SE of Seattle
"These winter like conditions or impact in the search for this missing University of Washington, professor Sanju Ball was last known to be hiking on the moon, which Lake area around us. Not Rainier National Park on the ninth but hasn't been seen since. Park officials say weather is causing them to suspend ground searches, but they'll continue to search as they get new leaves. The park service wants to hear from anyone who saw him on the trail. Also new
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Climber killed, 2 others hurt in rock fall on Mount Rainier
"One climber killed two others hurt. When they got caught up in a rockfall on mount, rainier six climbers were camping just above ten thousand feet. Wednesday night on a liberty ridge route when the rockfall happened the to hurt climbers the dead person were flown off the mountain this afternoon, followed by the other three who were not hurt the climber with the most serious injuries was then flown to Harborview medical center in Seattle. He's listed in serious
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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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Washington, 16 other states sue Trump administration over family separations
"The komo twenty four seven news center today's supreme court decision upholding president trump's travel ban has sparked outrage and protests one of those rallies was right here in seattle komo's jeff pohjola has more from outside federal courthouse a couple of hundred people gathered in downtown rallying against the five to four decision decision not only attacks the muslim communities but also opens the door to government and court sanction discrimination other ethnic and religious groups or marisha con is one of the organizers the muslim ban as part of president trump's larger unamerican war immigrant families including his administration's incarceration of immigrants and inhumane separation of children and parents at the border the rally briefly disrupted traffic on fifth avenue planned a few counter protesters tried to disrupt the proceedings but bicycle officers were able to keep the peace in downtown seattle jeff pohjola komo news the trump administration is praising today's supreme court decision upholding the president's travel ban attorney general jeff sessions criticizing lower court rulings that attempted to block it very pleased with the outcome today and hope that this goes some way toward ending the practice of the broad nationwide injunctions which in my view gravely threaten the rule of law the executive order mostly targets several muslimmajority countries in addition to north korea and venezuela allowing illegal immigrants to stay in the us as long as they stay in agriculture komo's shoe romero reports that proposals being looked at as part of a broader immigration bill by the house of representatives this week agriculture amendment would grant legal status to undocumented workers for a few years but only if they keep working in fields and return to their home countries for at least forty five days during that time it would offer no permanent residency or allow them to try other occupations if they leave agriculture they must leave the us while some in agriculture support illegal path for undocumented workers to stay in the us others don't care for that path might gambler is with the washington growers league i think that's going to create more of an underground economy of sorts people probably get out of agriculture and do whatever they have to to survive the amendment would also allow farm employers to charge for housing rather than provide it for free to workers as is required by current law see romero komo news state attorney general promise to sue the trump administration over family separations at the border today he followed through on that promise sixteen other states in the district of columbia joined with bob ferguson on a lawsuit it says the administration violated the constitutional due process rights of the parents and children and that the administration's violating federal asylum laws by turning families away at the border the two senators from the north west continue to press the trump administration on reuniting children separated from their parents after being caught entering the country illegally oregon's ron wyden says it's clear the health and human services administration has no idea what it's doing department is scrambling to collect resumes of individuals with experience in child care it's clear that the department was woefully unprepared meanwhile washington senator maria cantwell personally press secretary alex as are on the case of one asylumseeker being held in seatac the secretary promising are putting kids in touch with parents to make sure that happens that that we want to we we're working every parent child want them in regular touch regular community please let me know off line we'll get on that and make sure that that's happening however as our says the agency must be able to prove a percentage before families can be reunited reunited national park service says it made three rescues and a single they over the past weekend on sunday helicopter crew rescued in eighteen year old man from the north cascades national park then they flew to olympic national park to rescue a fifty five year old man who had been in the back country for six days an emergency beacon activated from out rainier were rescued two climbers the superintendent of mount rainier national parks and he's proud of the work the crew did boeing has unveiled a new concept plane it's jet that would be capable of traveling at mach five fast is that that's five times the speed of sound or.
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Mount Everest, Mount Hood and Obama discussed on News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
"And komonews dot com stories we're keeping an eye on which is at the editor's desk assisted by eric heintz tom hutler president trump's chief economic adviser brushing up concerns over escalating trade disputes for the host of us allies as nothing but a family quarrel larry cudlow director of the national economic council telling reporters today he remains optimistic about the outcomes of negotiations with canada europe and mexico in spite of recent escalations president trump says it's a total double standard that comedian samantha b wasn't fired for using vulgar term to describe his daughter and top white house adviser ivanka trump the incident came shortly after abc cancelled the roseanne show after the comedian compared a former obama aide who was african american to an ape trump wants once again caught on tape bragging about sexual assault komo news time ten fifteen and the everest cancer climb it's not the first man to climb the world's tallest mountain he is the first to do it in the name of fred hutchinson komo's brian calvert sat down with a local man who just got back from nepal the climbing bug bit long ago for luke timmerman who went out with friends for fun mount baker mount rainier mount hood it wasn't until twenty thirteen that we got around to our first really big ambitious climb which was denali after that luke says mount everest would come up in conversation but he just wasn't ready he wanted to have a reason a good reason i've been writing about cancer developments for the last fifteen years last summer when i realized that i was actually in position to climb everest but i wanted to connect it to a cause on may twenty first luke timmermann became the first to summit everest as part of the fred hutch is climbed to fight cancer after unfurling his fred hutch flag he paused and remember what he felt most after summoning relief try to savor the moment we happen to summit on a beautiful day so it was sunny and you could see for probably one hundred miles the two month trek had it's less than glorious moments he says thoughts of family and his goal for.