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KOMO
"omari salisbury" Discussed on KOMO
"And the Capitol Hill community and lacked transparency and accountability throughout the 2020 racial equity protests. The report especially calls out SPD for the infamous Proud Boys Rus, in which officers, knowing chop protesters were monitoring police radio chatter, invented a pending incursion into chop by a militant right-wing group. Do you think those are Proud Boys and coming down here? It seems like they're kind of starting to muster up maybe thinking about marching around. Journalist activist omari Salisbury provided investigators with that tape. The report concludes the use of the Proud Boys for the Rus was an intentional manipulation of protester fear to undermine the protest at the height of anti police tensions. Corwin hake northwest news radio. In response to the report, the Seattle police department says it is carefully reviewing the findings and will be responding to the recommendations shortly, we have also reached out to the Seattle police officers guild for comet. Tulsi Gabbard is endorsing Joe Kent for Congress, Kent is the 2020 election denier who defeated congresswoman Jaime Herrera butler in the August primary. With your vote, Joe's going to go to Washington and work tirelessly to secure the border and bring you and your loved ones peace of mind. That from a Kent campaign ad gabbert who ran for president in 2020 has since resigned from the Democratic Party and become a commentator for Fox News. Members of the state Supreme Court say they deserve more money for the job. Northwest news radio is currently Johnson reports. Justices of the state's high court justified to day before the citizens commission on salaries for elected officials, justice Deborah Stevens told commission members that during the pandemic they did not request any salary increases outside of cost of living. During that same sidewalk, journalists got a 4.7% salary increase plus federally adjusted cost of living adjustments colas so we're pretty far off track. Justice even said they believe a 10% salary increase would acknowledge the depth of the complex justice system they operate in. As of 2020, according to state legislative documents, justices make upwards of $220,000 a year. In meetings over two days the commission will also consider salaries for state superintendent of public instruction and state auditor, carling Johnson, northwest news radio, 7 34. Let's get a traffic update from the dubin law group traffic center. Here's Natalie. It's down to a 15 minute drive going from belviq to tequila on four O 5 south congestion is really starting to thin out. Downtown Seattle first avenue and accident is blocking off the right lane at king street traffic is slow from Alaskan way and south on 5 in Seattle still see that accident on the right shoulder south of 900 traffic really
KOMO
"omari salisbury" Discussed on KOMO
"The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was known for Motown plastics like be my baby baby I love you and walking in The Rain Ronnie Specter was 78 years old The founder of theranos Elizabeth Holmes was convicted this month of fraud and conspiracy For claiming to have developed a machine that could run numerous tests off a few drops of blood but she won't be going to prison any time soon It was expected Elizabeth Holmes would have her sentencing within a few weeks potentially spending decades in prison the judge now approving a plan by attorneys to delay her sentencing until after Labor Day while her former boyfriend and theranos president sunny balwani has his trial which begins in March and to home sentencing his set now for September 12 until then she remains free on $500,000 bond Alex stone ABC News Los Angeles The latest Barbie to join the lineup of the inspiring women series is journalist and civil rights activist Ida B wells The Dell carries a miniature replica of the Memphis free speech newspaper which Welles co owned and edited She went on to become one of the founders of the NAACP the eye to be welled with stores on Monday doctor Martin Luther King junior day This is ABC News Northwest news time 8 O four traffic every ten minutes on the fours from the dubin law group traffic center Tama Fulton In Ballard watch for a crash northbound on 15th avenue northwest It's a northwest Ballard weight locking the right leg that's causing a slowdown approaching that area We do have some road work going on in Lacey southbound 5 near Martin away that will continue for the next hour or so some emergency pothole repair and it may town watch for a crash nor bound 5 at 113th avenue Southwest the right lane is blocked as causing some slowing so you want to stay to the left to get by Our next combo traffic at 8 14 O'Donnell with your northwest forecast from the 1530 mortgage dot com weather center Why they're everybody Wednesday night in the Pacific Northwest still some rain at times for the evening commute near the BC border and it's still so mild out there We saw Heisenberg 60 today Overnight the next round of rain makes a comeback on Thursday It will be much cooler high dropping back into the 50s and then finally it deserved dry break ahead Friday into the weekend partly sunny skies and temperatures falling back into the 40s again should be fairly rain free Friday through Sunday In the coming four weather center I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell Right now 52° in Seattle Stay connected stay informed the news you need now on como news 1000 FM 97 7 archaics with your top stories from the 24/7 news center channels new mayor says false police radio transmissions during the Capitol Hill occupied protests should be handled with the same transparency he expects from every department More from Ryan Harris Mayor Bruce Harold focused on the report from the office of police accountability which says then police chief Carmen best claimed she didn't know officers plan to use disinformation as crowd control and that assistant chief Tom a half he says he didn't know officers would say the right wing Proud Boys were headed to chop There's no place for that Administration If you didn't know you should know And if I'm going to lead the city and lead our departments and I'm going to talk about the building community trust transparency I can not have that attitude Emails sent to independent journalist omari Salisbury say city departments were fooled by the ruse and even took action because of it Harrell says he'll work with the council on possible policy changes including a check system to make sure police use of ruses are legal and if they're the smart thing to do as well as a process for review of their use Ryan Harris come on is home runners small businesses and nonprofits in Seattle are now protected from eviction until February 14th under a 30 day extension of the eviction moratorium signed by mayor Bruce harrell Says they don't want people to end up homeless because of the ongoing pandemic We also want to make sure that we are working with small landlords and some of the pain points that they may have Again many of them have large parents as well in taxes and insurance And that's why we are emphasizing parts of what the city can do to help not just to us the small landmarks Harrell has ordered city departments to smooth out the process for getting.
KOMO
"omari salisbury" Discussed on KOMO
"We've documented a lot of valuable information but everything we need from the airplane going forward we need to do off site All four on board survived including a two month old infant You're listening to ABC News Stay connected stay informed 20 minutes of nonstop news continues on komo news 1000 FM 97 7 Good evening 6 O two downtown Seattle temperature pretty balmy still is 52 under partly cloudy skies I'm Rick van syens Alicia jaffe with the night off and here's what's happening Seattle's new mayor says false police radio transmissions during the Capitol Hill occupied protest should be handled with the same transparency he expects from every department more from Ryan Harris Mayor Bruce harrell focused on the report from the office of police accountability which says then police chief Carmen best claimed she didn't know officers planned to use disinformation as crowd control and an assistant chief Tom mahaffey says he didn't know officers would say the right wing Proud Boys were headed to chop There's no place for that Administration If you didn't know you should know And if I'm going to leave the city and lead art departments and I'm going to talk about the building community trust transparency I can not have that attitude Emails sent to independent journalist omari Salisbury say city departments were fooled by the ruse and even took action because of it Harrell says he'll work with the council on possible policy changes including a check system to make sure police use of ruses are legal and if they're the smart thing to do as well as a process for review of their use Ryan Harris come on news Home renters small businesses and nonprofits in Seattle are now protected from eviction until February 14th under a 30 day extension of the eviction moratorium signed by the mayor today who says they don't want people to end up homeless because of the ongoing pandemic We also want to make sure that we are working with small landlords and some of the pain points that they may have Again many of them have margin experience as well as taxes and insurance And that's why we're emphasized part of what the city could do to help not just hit us with small lands Harold's also ordered city departments to smooth out the process for getting financial assistance after landlords complained that it's like going through a maze He also asked Seattle public utilities to keep allowing payment flexibility for people who have fallen behind on their bills The IRS is offering some tax relief to those still dealing with the damage from recent flooding and mudslides Clams gadget and watkin counties can now file and pay tax bills later People living there according to John Garrett with the watkin county division of emergency management says instead of in January the due date will be march 15th This doesn't really apply to the April 15th deadline which people are familiar with for their annual tax plan The extension pushes deadlines that fall between November 13th and before March 15th now be due on March 15th Still ahead Potentially a month away for the peak of death rates from the latest COVID variant but also reason for optimism according to.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"omari salisbury" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Our exclusive live breaking news coverage that we've been doing this afternoon, too. Well, you were putting together a newscast, uh, had a chance to watch a little bit of 10 ways to cook Ramen in prison. What did we learn? Well, here I can only make as you pointed out when you found this video. It's 33 minutes long, so I haven't been able to watch the whole thing. But here's what I know so far. Number one. You crunch all the noodles down, and then you take the seasoning and mix it in with hot water and then pour the crunchy noodles into the hot water. Okay? Okay, Uh, number two. And I think either you were Nicole mentioned this dry. Just eat them dry. The number three wait to eat ramen in prison. He calls it but naked. But with all that means is it's the ramen in hot water without the seasoning packet. Okay? And then the cookie. The cookie. Here you use much less water than the ingredients called for and you shape it into what resembles a cookie. And then you microwave that for a few seconds, and when it comes out, it's just a big round cookie of ramen. Mm, a ramen disk. Soft, soft baked Rahman, and that's as far as I was able to. Okay, okay. Uh, when we submit this hour for a Murrow, do you think it will be for enterprise reporting or best breaking news? Maybe a combination of both. Yeah, we like to sweep all the categories this year. Yeah. All right. Thanks, sir. Yes. Uh oh, man, I'm fired up. Now. I'm going to get a Murrow again. It's been a while since I gotta Murrow. Uh, let's see here. So as we mentioned, there's just absolutely hideous thing going on for our kids who would otherwise be engaged in the healthiest of activities and that's running. My middle daughter was a cross country runner. She really loved and every Saturday because their home park was Hamlin Park adjacent to the high school that they want to, But her coaches were terrific. And they knew you need need a change of scenery, so on Saturdays that would take them to run the cross country course at lower Woodland. And its world renowned course, and we've had all kinds of major cross country races there, but no more because the heroin and meth addicts have taken over their extension cords crossing the trail where the runners would run, there are tents. On some of the trails, and there's needles everywhere. And so they've determined that it's too dangerous and so a big part of our city apart that we pay A phenomenal amount of tax dollars for our parks is stolen by heroin and meth addicts. We do have somebody, however, in charge now. To be the homelessness czar. I know what you're thinking. The violence are that didn't work very well. And they didn't return, renew his contract, but they have hired a homelessness czar and we knew about this weeks and weeks ago. But I'm now hearing him speak. And I'm just much His name is Mark Don's He's 35 years old. Here's what I'm just not so sure of. I mentioned this a couple of hours ago, My wife and I were very diligent about trying to make sure that our our girls used proper grammar. Try to eliminate the likes and you knows from their speech, because what I would always say is if you want to get a job You can't talk like a 12 year old. You can't like, you know, you can't just like, say every other word is like, right? So I always thought that that was kind of a pre rec to getting a good job. But then over the weekend are new homelessness is our Mark. Don's I'm not trying to make. I'm really not trying to make fun of this guy. But I am making fun of our region and who we hire for things like the streets are and the homelessness are. This guy is a self avowed communist. On Twitter, he wrote. Let me remind you all, it's never too late to pivot society toward full scale luxury communism. In another tweet. There's just a year ago. We're not going back 5 10 years. Another tweet. Uh, he wrote To be clear. I've been repeatedly clear that I'm a socialist. But to deny that there is a difference in the material realities for black people in a Biden versus Trump Administration is a form of intellectual dishonesty that should embarrass the people who perform it. So again. I'm not trying to make fun of this guy. I'm just saying, What are we doing? As a region. You hire 35 year old who does up talk at the end of sentences and says, like and you know, and right, uh, so often that you can't even concentrate on what he's saying. So he talked to, uh Omari Salisbury, the citizen journalists This weekend and a couple hours ago. I did. I don't know what number you came up with, because it's hard, But I did account the likes you nose and the right. I think that this conversation has become so polarizing and so toxic because we simply refused to let it be actually complicated. We keep searching for like, Oh, they'd like someone has to be wrong here, right? And in reality, like we're all holding pieces of right and pieces are wrong because we're human. We're fallible. That's kind of what we're going to do until we're not here anymore. Right? Um And so I want to acknowledge that, like the fears that folks have had about what everything is going to become downtown Seattle right like is, in some ways a reasonable fear in that, For many people who you know, are navigating this space or other spaces in Seattle Metro they are not trained in the escalation techniques. They do not know how to differentiate between you know someone who is experiencing psychosis versus someone who is maybe an active danger, right? Um and we need to do a better job of helping people. Okay? Uh, desegregate discomfort from actual. Let me get my woke. Word dissection. Need this to write? I should like my woke work, dice, You know, Right? Okay, get back to the threat to safety, right And that's on us. It's on us to lead and have that conversation with folks. But in doing so, I want to be clear that we are not and should not be asking everyone to become certified de escalation specialists, right? Like you shouldn't have to do that. In order to just sort of, like, walk around your neighborhood, right? Um people who are experiencing crisis shouldn't have to do that. Outside. Both of those things are true. Like like it is what was so funny about that? I can't play the whole thing. It's another 45 seconds and it drives you crazy..
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"omari salisbury" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"League. The big League. I sense a dory rant coming on many, many years ago, our middle daughter was quite talented middle distance runner. Surana like five Once he was 5 26 1500 in eighth grade, which had the high school coaches very excited because she wasn't that far away from breaking the high school. Record, But then she got some injuries. Some, you know, just repetitive running stress injuries and she tried to run through them. And when you Could have pain that's associated with the sports you love. Then you suddenly stop loving it so much So she moved on to other pursuits, tennis and stuff like that. But for my wife and me It meant watching an awful lot of cross country meets. And our home field was Hamlin Park, which is right adjacent to the high school that our daughter attended. But the cross country coach is they're very good coaches. And on Saturdays to take the team to lower woodland. Just for a change. Change of scenery Just you don't have to run the same course, day after day after day after day. And Laura Woodland was one of the premier courses in the northwest. And there have been in fact, many national qualifying meets for sectionals and regionals at lower woodland. It is a great course and it has been stolen now. Been absolutely stolen. Who stole it. The Communists on the sales City Council. Jenny Durkin has been involved in stealing it and, of course, The heroin addicts do are now pitching their tent on the cross country trail, and we found out this weekend that a lot of every running group is said to abandon Abandoned lower woodland. This is a gym in our city, Woodland Park. Lower woodland. All the ball fields. Green Lake. It is a gym Well, half of Green Lake is, uh, encircled by RVs by people who are filling RVs, cooking myth, cooking heroin. So that's what's happened on one side of Green Lake. And then you've got people under tarps and intents at Lower Woodland, and now suddenly our Children cannot run. On the cross country fields. And that is so heartbreaking on so many levels because as I've been talking about, we are imposing so much stress on kids with these stupid masks and telling kids they're going to die If you don't do it, Jay Inslee says, You're going to die. And kids need to have less stress in their lives and one of the ways you do that is by being with people that you love by far bonding together, forming a team. And then Just by being free. I mean, I'm miss running. I really do. And I was never much of a distance runner. But when I was that age, I used to run green like all the time I bring stopwatch with me, and I love trying to sprint out those last couple 100 yards and just be completely spent. Completely exhausted. And it was the most wonderful of feelings you have for a couple of years. I found out about that runner endorphin high when I would do that all of the time, and now we've stolen that. From our Children. And it's just absolutely disgusting so they cannot use the most famous park. In the region for cross country meets anymore. That's because we have let the drug addicts take over everything in our region. And why is that? Why in the world We let the drug addicts takeover? Well, this is part of the plan. To eliminate The middle class and you eliminate them because somebody is in a nice middle class neighborhood. You let the drug addicts just go would break into their house, steal them blind. Take the catalytic converter off their car. They'll never get caught middle class suddenly finds out that old taxes have gone up. Inflation is going up. Taking gas is going up of sudden your middle classes like Hi. I'm low class now. So so this is what's happening, and it's all partly by design. The solution, of course, would be to have some adults in charge who could go in and help clean up the region. Which brings me to the main point. Of this rant here, and that is Omari Salisbury. Citizen journalists and find one he talked with the new director of regional homelessness for King County. He's the CEO. Of King County. Regional Homelessness is authority. His controversial pick for a lot of reasons. First of all marked owns is a self described Communist And I don't know that a Communist is going to do great job that I mean some of his tweets in the past. Let me remind you all that it's never too late. To pivot society toward full scale luxury communism. Other tweets. Let me translate this young, rich white male venture capitalists telling the rest of us that there's nothing we can do about the system that produced them and their platform. Because everything is pointless, so just get comfortable in dystopia. So you co calling. For dystopia. And then there's so many. I can't. I can't read some of them so, but it's clear he is and one of the things he wrote. After posting that he's a communist He wrote to be clear. I've been repeatedly clear that I'm a socialist. But to deny that there is a difference in the material realities for black people in a Biden versus the Trump administration is a form of intellectual dishonesty that should embarrass the people who perform it. So self described Marxist and Socialist Communist is in charge of homelessness in the region. I'm gonna play a sound bite because he did talk with Omari Salisbury this weekend. I want to play you one sound bite. Because I will tell, you know, I make living with words. And so I cared about how our daughters Spoke and speak. We didn't let them say, uh, yeah, My sister and me are going to the store. You know, we always catch them. We'd always correct them and I think stuck and they've appreciated that. But we tried to eliminate the Kardashian where every other word is like Here's the guy who's going to somehow fix homelessness. In our entire region, self described communist or socialist, depending on which tweet of his you are reading. He's making an estimated $130,000 a year. In the sound bite. Count the likes the you knows. And the right. Since you come up. It's a lot to count, though. But here's the guy who's going to solve homelessness in our region. I think that this conversation has become so polarizing and so toxic because we simply refused to let it be actually complicated. We keep searching for like, like someone has to be wrong here, right And in reality, like we're all holding pieces of right and pieces of wrong because we're human, and we're fallible. That's kind of what we're going to do until we're not here anymore. Right? Um And so I want to acknowledge that, like the fears that folks have had about what everything is going to become downtown Seattle right, like is there in some ways a reasonable fear in that, For many people who you know, are navigating this space or other spaces in Seattle Metro They are not trained in the escalation techniques. They do not know how to differentiate between you know someone who is experiencing psychosis versus someone who is maybe an active danger. Right? Um and and we need to get there. So he wants fewer police to go out to calls because They They don't differentiate between people who are in active psychosis or are a potential danger. I would suggest that anybody in active psychosis is a potential danger, but it's hard to follow the words that he's saying, many of which are just ridiculous in and of themselves. But if you are also spending your time counting the likes you knows And right. Then it becomes almost impossible to focus on the mouse. You need to do a better job of helping people, uh, disaggregate discomfort from actual.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"omari salisbury" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"The George Floyd protests happened so It's getting hot and heavy, early downtown Seattle That's local journalist Omari Salisbury, live streaming last year from one of the confrontations between protesters and police. Tear gas is out here. It is no joke. Okay. The tear gas and flash bangs blew up the impression that the Seattle Police Department was done with the consent decree. Now it was looking at a whole new process to reform its crowd control policy. Geoffrey Alpert says this can happen. The cliche you often hear is moving goalposts. Whether or not the department is in compliance can be, uh, kind of I don't wanna say all over the place, but you know, you hear 92% 95%. I'm not even sure what all that means. 95% of what this open. Endedness can feel especially frustrating to the city, which has to keep paying the hourly fees of the court appointed consultants and total costs can run into the millions. The current Justice Department may have heard this criticism. The April memo that clears the way for consent decree says they should have termination provisions that are quote specific, clear and well understood by the parties. In Seattle, the current federal monitor running the decree, Antonio after Lee is trying to reassure people that the city is not back to square one. You could say I was kind of brought in to be the closer, right? To see what we have to do next in the city to bring a successful legitimate and to the consent decree, But let's go back to Lisa Dugard, the MacArthur genius grant winning public defender. For her. The frustration isn't so much about open endedness or cost. It's about the fact that the city has been locked into a 2012 vision for fixing police while the world has moved on. In this post George Floyd era. She says she's less interested in reform now and more focused on reducing police what some would call defunding and she doesn't think that can happen. As long as the consent decree is in place. It doesn't matter what you think should happen. It can't happen unless it's the court's own idea, and it never is so You know, the City Council can't prohibit tear gas. The City Council can't reduce the budget. It is in the way it interpose itself between the community and our elected leaders. And oddly enough, this is similar to the argument made by Trump's first attorney general Jeff Sessions for limiting consent decrees. He had long argued that they were an end run around democracy and local control. Martin cased NPR NEWS, Seattle.
Week In Review
"omari salisbury" Discussed on Week In Review
"Help keep us on the air and the more shirts that you guys by and support. The bigger smile will get swelling wide wearing one right now. Anybody else great model true any other reasons to smile. I'll say a short won the national weather service. Twitter feed is really into clouds. And they're like sending out all these. I'm learning everything not to loosen. Clouds means night shining. Serious unsigned clouds are like hook shaped also known as mare's tails so if you're going to be a cloudy place you might as well love your cloud. That's that made me smile. Anybody else well. There's just past wednesday. The sixteenth it was. Captain picard day for star trek fans and i almost missed it but thinking about that and checking things online. That gave me a smile. Make it so essex. Nice mine is my son alex. He's he's fourteen years old. He just got a job fixing bicycles in a bike shop So that's that's i'm proud of him and that's really exciting for me. Is that going to feed his bicycle. Love or finally extinguish it. When he forced him to work at it for a living he likes. I mean he's been like fixing breaks putting together electric bikes. I can't believe all this stuff. He's he's doing so hopefully Face the money be able to buy like nice. That sounds like a great summer job. Hey thank you for listening to weaken review. I want to thank my panelists. That's k. o. W. reporter david hyde kiro tv political reporter essex porter converged media founder and converged pride rainbow shirt. Model omari salisbury. Thank you so much. Thank you we can do. The show is produced by sarah league of its alec cowan with social media and live streaming by juan pablo chiquita and teo pesco and we are going to be back on monday with another edition of the record. Anna sure. Hope you'll join us. I'm bill radke have a great weekend with everything to do in this weekend. Enjoy yourself. Hi this is bill radke again. If you like that show. I think you're gonna like another k. U. a. w. podcast called seattle now every weekday morning. Your host patricia murphy. Brings you up to speed on the news. That is shaping our city and she does it smartly brightly and she does it in about ten minutes. I listen every morning to start my day right and if you want to try it search for seattle now in your favorite podcast app thanks..
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"omari salisbury" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Do something It hasn't done before, and he's have a gang summit. It needs to be, and it needs to be in a no judgment zone. But there needs to be some type of gang summit because I've seen it work in Los Angeles before, so we need to do something different. That again was Andre Taylor with not this time police accountability activists who I've not heard from the city how they reacted to his call for a gang summit or whether that might be something that we would do. Also over the weekend, two people were shot and injured in road rage incident and then also another person was shot and killed in Pioneer Square. That happened early Saturday morning. Police got 911 calls about several shots fired. When they arrived. They found someone shot a man shot in the chest. He later died at the hospital, and then another individual shooting where someone died. Both of those people were in their twenties. That in King County, with the tally from just a Friday shooting. That's before the Saturday's shootings that 16 homicides in King County so far this year. That's compared to 24 for all of 2020 and then on the national level on the mass shootings. We are, according to the national statistics at 272 shootings, and our mass shootings Total are 40% higher than this point in 2020. Well, that seems to reflect the the the national The national mood for sure. So, um, this gang summit tell me more about that. How would that work? Haven't we done that in the past? I don't know if we've done that here. I know when I was in l, a that that's been done, And it's it has been done and shown to make a difference on everything from the gang violence that's going on to, uh, you know, helping keep kids from getting into into that lifestyle to begin with. It can be done. Um, I'm not sure about here in Seattle. Not in my time here that I'm aware of. And it's you know, it's an idea. You bring everybody to the table, and there's been this increase in the shootings. Are they all gang related? I don't think they all are. But it's certainly an uptick from what I've seen in the past and something worth talking about. In my opinion, I'd have to do more follow up to find out if it'll go anywhere. I know this is a big crusade of our mutual acquaintance, Omari Salisbury says that there's I mean, it's one thing to to blame the emergency crews for not providing aid, and I guess that'll be resolved in court. But it would be even better if, of course, the person had been shot in the first place. And the fact that it's been how long has it been now? It's been a year since this happened. We still have any clues and more than a year. No, there's a warrant out for the person who shot him. He is on the run. He was gone already, and they just haven't been able to locate him. But he's been, I believe charged in absence and as being looked for, But you have a lot of experience with pursuing fugitives like this When when somebody's Been able to remain hidden for that long. He's probably getting support from somebody right? Sure, Yes, absolutely. I mean, so it means that there is somebody who is who is okay with having someone like this on the loose, and by the way, as I understand the law They can get into just as much trouble as the fugitive For quite yeah, you'll be charged essentially as an accessory. Absolutely. You can be in charge for that, and you bet there's people that will help this person on the run. And it's that's true. But it's especially true in in gang life where you have people, friends or relatives, family members who will cover for for someone who was on the run and help that person even get out of town or if this effect we're talking about a family that is Full of gang ties. They've got a network of people that can help them not just in the state in another state, so it could be any number of those things that's going on. All right, Hannah Scott. Thank you. You bet it is. 7 23, and that's time for Cairo radio, real time traffic, And here's Chris Sullivan brought to you by the Washington Department of Health. And it is a heavier Monday than you might anticipate. And you can thank the weather for that. We're looking at probably a 50 minute drive now, from federal way to Seattle. That's about 15 minutes slower. Then you might have anticipated when you walked out the front door this morning, and that's all because we have a stalled semi. That's over on the right hand shoulder up by the West Seattle. Bridget has never really been blocking at all. It's been hanging out there all morning, but that's why we're looking at 35 minutes from South Center. I mean, you're stacked in From the West, the middle of Boeing field on it. If you want to take airport way, I would decide to go that way and save yourself a little time in the 99 59 corridor is not going to help because it's pretty heavy across the First Avenue South Bridge and Down into Georgetown and into Sodo. So yeah, that drive north to end on I five is not great down in Tacoma, The North End I five drivers also just very slow. We're talking crawling from 16 past the Puyallup River Bridge so heavier than you might anticipate out of the North end. Same deal. We had some heavy showers working our way through Snohomish County, and we're looking at 50 minutes still from Everett to Seattle. Slowing around the effort. Mullah started to get a little bit better, but then passed Linwood. It's going to be very slow for you for the other side of the lake. We have the effort to build you driving about 41 minutes. Right now Valley Freeway. Not too bad today, 40 minutes from end to end, but then rented the Bellevue's cruise along at 35 minutes, so behind schedule there by a little bit. And we're still working with the crash on the Maple Valley Highway that's impacting both directions as you get towards Cedar Grove Road, So it's a very slow drivers..
KOMO
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"Trump back on Twitter, but he's been banned on Facebook and Instagram. We talked to Hanson Hussein about it. He's the co founder of the U Dub Communication Leadership School Media giants. I've taken things stuff. Yeah, it's it's a really big deal because it's forcing these Social media giants to finally be what they truly are and have avoided until now, which is their media companies. And that means they are accountable for the content that passes through their platforms. Thies air private companies who have terms of operation and the president has repeatedly violated those terms. But because he's a public figure and the president United States they gave a lot more leeway than anybody else would get. Come on. Suzanne fund reporting and the president is also suspended from And was on own video platform twitch until inauguration day. The sight of writers at the U. S. Capitol building on Wednesday stunned Americans. That's a gentle way of putting it. I think for some people caused a lot of folks to say that they were treated quite differently than the BLM protesters last year, there's a double standard in protest all across America. So, yes, we see it on the Grand Scale and Washington D. C. But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle. Converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital, it highlights a difference in how protesters of different races are treated. But do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? If those nightly demonstrations were all black kids, activists say the way forward will be more important than ever until we're willing to acknowledge our history together. Then we can't move for that school Most. Tammy Montessori Porting, a state lawmaker in Oregon, now under investigation for allegedly opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem, and inviting violent protesters inside more from comas core would take The incident in question happened Last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now our news partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed. A Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building. This was a serious, serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check his actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric of the demonstrators Is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist motivations near Man has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Hague coma news, someone whose time to 38. Seattle Police say a woman accidentally shot her husband after another man Pepper sprayed them in their home. Police responded to a 911 call at a home in the 9000 block of Third Avenue Southwest around 11 o'clock Wednesday night, officers found a man with a gunshot wound to his hand. The couple told police they've been in an argument with another man who pepper sprayed the couple. The woman says she fired a warning shot which hit her own husband in the hand. The couple then chased the man out of their home and the wife fired three additional rounds. The woman was arrested for unlawful discharge of a firearm and assault. Our Kite's coma News, Tim I Mons civil trial on allegations that he's repeatedly broken campaign finance laws is nearing an end. In this lawsuit filed in 2017, the state accused I'm end of concealing the movement of funds between initiatives and taking a $300,000 kickback from the signature gathering vendor. He long used also failing to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions. I am and who claims he did nothing wrong, told Cuomo, the attorney general has relentlessly tried to shut him down after eight years of investigation, litigation and persecution of me and my family. I'm just surprised that I've been able to make it this far and actually have a trial. Now the state is seeking 2.6 million in penalties and, according to the Everett Herald, also asking Superior Court Judge James Dixon to potentially triple the sum as allowed by law. Closing arguments expected to wrap up late neck. This week and then the judge will issue his verdict at this bench trial. Carleen Johnson Come on news when it was time to 40 it's time for an update on sports from the Beacon Plumbing sports desk. The baseball world loses an ambassador and legend Tommy Lasorda bled Dodger Blue 20 years at the helm of Ella's Big League Club, twice winning the World Series. But Lasorda also managed the United States Olympic team, Tommy Lasorda passed away at age 93 from heart issues. Seattle Seahawks host the L. A. Rams tomorrow at 1 40, part of the NFL's wildcard triple header with those division rivals knowing one another so well, yards and points might be hard to come by. Pete Carroll hopes to see the Hawks offense come up with some explosive plays. You know, we're looking for him, but you can't force it. You know, you can't just Try to check the ball and hope that somebody catches it. You know, you gotta use that use What? The opportunity to give you so Seattle linebacker Bobby Wagner, Rams linemen Aaron Donald and corner Jalen Ramsey, all selected to the AP NFL All Pro first team and a ray of Hope for folks hoping the SuperSonics come back to Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan spoke with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver last month. Expressing a willingness to work with the league, telling him about the new climate pledge Arena. The MBA is open toe, adding more teams, especially if they can get a $2.5 billion expansion feet. Sports updates attendant 40 After the hour, Bill Swartz come on ears. Handles.
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"Twitter today after he was banned yesterday for a period of time and the day before Facebook and Instagram, though they won't let him back on until his term is over. Come. Oh, Suzanne Fong has more. We talked to Hanson Hussein about it. He's the co founder of the U. Dub Communication Leadership School doesn't media giants Taken this stuff. Yeah, it's it's a really big deal because it's forcing these Social media giants to finally be what they truly are and have avoided until now, which is their media companies. And that means they are accountable for the content that passes through their platforms. Thies air private companies who have terms of operation and the president has repeatedly violated those terms. But because he's a public figure and the president United States they gave a lot more leeway than anybody else would get. Trump is now also suspended from Amazon owned video platform twitch until Inauguration Day. The sight of writers of the U. S Capitol building Wednesday stunned Americans, causing a lot of people who say they were treated differently than BLM. Protesters were last year. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So, yes, we see it on the Grand scale and Washington D. C, But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital, it highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. What do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? If those nightly demonstrations were all black kids, activists say the way forward will be more important than ever to were willing to acknowledge our history together. And we can't move for Elmo's Tammy Natasa Porting, a state lawmaker in organ under investigation for allegedly opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters inside more from Cuomo's Corwin Hank. The incident in question happened Last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now our news partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed. A Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building. This is a serious, serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check his actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric of the demonstrators Is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist motivations near Man has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Hague Co. Moh news Seattle Police say a woman accidentally shot her husband after another man Pepper sprayed the couple in their home. Como's Eric Hynes reports. Police responded to a 911 call at a home in the 9000 block of Third Avenue Southwest around 11 o'clock Wednesday night. Officers found a man with a gunshot wound to his hand. The couple told police they've been in an argument with another man who pepper sprayed the couple. The woman says she fired a warning shot which hit her own husband in the hand. The couple then chased the man out of their home and the wife fired three additional rounds. The woman was arrested for unlawful discharge of a firearm and assault. Eric Hi. It's common news Demons civil trial on allegations that he's repeatedly broken campaign finance laws is nearing an end. With the conclusion of closing arguments expected next week, and this lawsuit filed in 2017, the state accused, I'm end of concealing the movement of funds between initiatives and taking a $300,000 kickback from the signature gathering vendor he long used Also failing to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions. I'm in who claims he did nothing wrong, told Cuomo. The attorney general has relentlessly tried to shut him down. After eight years of investigation, litigation have persecution of me and my family. I'm just surprised that I've been able to make it this far and actually have a trial. Now the state is seeking 2.6 million in penalties. And according to the ever Harold also asking Superior Court Judge James Dixon to potentially triple the sum as allowed by law. Closing arguments expected to wrap up late next week. And then the judge will issue his verdict at this bench trial. Carleen Johnson Come on news someone whose time 12 40 time for an update on sports from the Beacon plumbing. Sports desk honors for a Seattle Seahawks tackling machine. Here's Bill. You would think 12 and four and F C West champs. Seattle would have more players receiving honors. But no, it's middle linebacker Bobby Wagner, the lone Seahawk voted to the AP NFL all protein. The veteran Wagner focused on tomorrow's home playoff game against L. A. Giving this advice to his younger teammates. You don't want to get to the point where You know, the whole world's watching each trying to make a spectacular player trying to make something that that you never done before, So I just, you know, just keep doing what's gotten you here. A pair of RAM defenders Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey make that all protein they will square off a Blumenfield in Seattle 1 40 tomorrow afternoon, part of a wild card Triple header with three more games to go Sunday, The baseball world mourns the passing of L. A Dodgers Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda. He was skipper there for 20 years. Winning two worlds..
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"10 36. Our top stories continue. For the color 24 7 news that President Trump back on Twitter, but he's been banned on Facebook or Instagram until his term is over. More from camo Suzanne Fong. We talked to Hanson Hussein about it. He's the co founder of the U. Dub Communication Leadership School doesn't media giants I've taken things stuff. Yeah, It's a really big deal because it's forcing these Social media giants to finally be what they truly are and have avoided until now, which is their media companies. And that means they are accountable for the content that passes through their platforms. Thies air private companies who have terms of operation and the president has repeatedly violated those terms. But because he's a public figure and the president, United States they gave a lot more leeway than anybody else would get. Trump is now also suspended from Amazon owned video platform twitch until inauguration day. The sight of writers of the U. S Capitol building was they stunned Americans, and it's causing many people to say they were treated differently than the V L. M protesters were last year. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So, yes, we see it on the Grand scale and Washington D. C, But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital, it highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. But do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? If those nightly demonstrations were all black kids, activists say the way forward will be more important than ever until we're willing to acknowledge our history together. And we can't move forward and that again reporting on that story, almost having a tossup state lawmaker in Oregon under investigation for allegedly opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters inside here's Thomas Corwin Headache. The incident in question happened Last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now our news partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed a Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building is a serious, serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check his actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric of the demonstrators Is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist motivations near Man has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Heiko, Mo News moments civil trial on allegations he's repeatedly broken. Campaign finance laws nears its end, with the conclusion of closing arguments expected next week. Latest from comas, Carleen Johnson. In this lawsuit filed in 2017, the state accused, I'm out of concealing the movement of funds between initiatives and taking a $300,000 kickback from the signature gathering vendor. He long used also failing to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions. I'm and who claims he did nothing wrong, told Cuomo. The attorney general has relentlessly tried to shut him down. After eight years of investigation. Litigation have persecution of me and my family. I'm just surprised that I've been able to make it this far and actually have a trial. Now the state is seeking 2.6 million in penalties and, according to the Everett Herald, also asking Superior Court Judge James Dixon to potentially triple the sum as allowed by law. Closing arguments expected to wrap up late next week. And then the judge will issue his verdict at this bench trial. Carleen Johnson Come on News Cos time. 10 40 Beacon Plumbing sports task update time the Seahawks and Rams NFC West Division rivals For the third time this year. Tomorrow first round playoff game A must win situation for both teams. The Rams may have started Jared Goff back after a thumb injury, or they could go with John Wolfert, who made his first career start last week in a win over Arizona. The way, Coach Pete Carroll says Seattle will be ready. We'll see what happens when we don't know who's gonna play. We're preparing for both quarterbacks, and but we are aware that you know, John has run the football little bit and you know, Coach is seen that in him. And so we may see more of that. Seattle's of 3.5 point favorite 1 40. Kickoff tomorrow. Husky Men's basketball continuing to struggle They lost to Stanford last night in Santa Cruz, California that play at Cal tomorrow. And the Golden Bears coming off a loss to the Cougars number one Gonzaga meeting BYU last night Sad news in the world of baseball as long time Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, who got to the Dodgers to two World Series titles. Not of the age of 93, which exports attended 40 past each hour traffic and weather coming up next and also the latest on the president and moves to oust him from the White House before January. 20th new extra charge hot Nice copy from Duncan.
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"97 7 Good morning to take 31, With some light rain continuing to fall in Seattle, the temperature is 44 degrees, along with Greg Herschel time Manda Factor here. The top stories from the Come on. 24 7 News Center expect to see tighter security than normal at the state Capitol when the Washington Legislature convenes on Monday. The heavier presence comes after rioters stormed the U. S Capitol and protesters in Olympia broke through a gate on the governor's mansion property in Olympia on Wednesday, and we get more from comas. Jonathan shows lawmakers on both sides of the aisle ER, still on edge and worried about security. We have to be able to do our business and not be intimidated and scared if protesters show up Monday. There are concerns a repeat of Washington, D. C could play out in Olympia. That's why Republican State Senator Phil Fortunato says changes are coming. We're gonna have to go get checked in individually going into the Capitol Building. State Patrol also says, Expect heavy security on the Capitol grounds, along with more troopers in and around the area. The sight of rioters at the U. S Capitol building Wednesday was stunning to Americans. And it's causing a lot of people to say those writers were treated differently than the BLM protesters were last year. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So yes, we see it on the Grand Scale and Washington D. C. But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital. It highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. What do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? If those nightly demonstrations were all black kids, activists say the way forward will be more important than ever until we're willing to acknowledge our history together, then we can't move forward, made his comments to co most. Tammy Natasa, State lawmaker in Oregon, is under investigation, accused of opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters. Insides. Coehlo score one headache. The incident in question happened Last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now our news partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed a Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building is a serious, serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check his actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric of the demonstrators Is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist Motivations chairman has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Hate Coma News Coming up on the comb all morning news. More school district's announcing plans to return students to in person instruction. I'm Carleen Johnson. 34 right now. And traffic.
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"News 1000 FM 97 7 Good morning It is 6 31 Friday morning and with some white rain in Seattle. The temperature is 46 degrees, along with Greg Herschel time Manda Factor near the top stories from the Coma. 24 7 News Center. Security is going to be extra tight at the state Capitol when the Legislature begins on Monday. The heavier presence comes after rioters stormed the U. S Capitol and protesters in Olympia broke through a gate and gained access to the governor's mansion this week. Almost Jonathan Show Has more from Olympia lawmakers on both sides of the aisle ER, still on edge and worried about security. We have to be able to do our business and not be intimidated and scared. If protesters show up on Monday, there are concerns a repeat of Washington, D. C could play out in Olympia. That's why Republican State Senator Phil Fortunato says changes are coming. We're gonna have tol, you know, checked in individually going into the Capitol Building. State Patrol also says, expect heavy security on the Capitol grounds, along with more troopers in and around the area. The sight of rioters at the U. S. Capitol stunned Americans and it's causing many people to say that those rioters were treated differently than the BLM protesters were last. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So, yes, we see it on the Grand scale and Washington D. C, But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital, it highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. What do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? Yeah, those nightly demonstrations were all black kids. Activists say the way forward will be more important than ever to. We're willing to acknowledge our history together. And we can't move for and he made his comments to call most. Tammy Mortaza, I'll stay lawmaker in Oregon is under investigation, accused of opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters. Inside story from Cuomo's Corwin Hate. The incident in question happened last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now are new. Partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed a Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building is the serious Serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check His actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric at the demonstrators is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist motivations, has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Heiko, Mo News. 6 34 right now, on time for a coma. Traffic.
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13 arrested during Seattle protests sparked by Breonna Taylor decision
"Between protesters and police on Seattle's Capitol Hill ended with several officers injured last night in 13 protesters under arrest. The demonstration came in response to the Briana Taylor decision by a grand jury in comas. Corwin Haig has more Seattle's response to the decision not to indict officers who shot and killed the Louisville, Kentucky woman started with a peaceful march downtown. After dark, the focus shifted to the capital Hill area near Cale Anderson Park, scene of most of this this year's year's anti anti police police protests. protests. They're They're about about 100. 100. Protesters Protesters confronted confronted officers officers on on bikes. bikes. Independent Independent journalist journalist Omari Omari Salisbury Salisbury Live, Live, streamed streamed the the activity at 11th and pine Way. See the flash bangs around. Watch anything thrown in this direction. Watching his video also captures Dumpster fires, presumably started by protesters near the East Precinct. Police began making a total of 13 arrests after someone shot a firework over over the the precinct precinct wall. wall. Police Police say say protesters protesters then then threw threw rocks rocks and and bottles, bottles, injuring injuring several several officers. officers. One One officer officer was was reportedly reportedly hit hit over over the the head head with with a a baseball baseball bat bat cracking cracking used used bike bike helmet. helmet.
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Pine Street re-opened to traffic for first time in a month after 'CHOP' is cleared in Seattle
"Arrests for the last few days as protesters clashed with officers near the area formerly known as chopped Capitol Hill occupy protest in the last 24 hours. Things have been quieter and there are signs of progress Pine Street back open to traffic for the first time in about a month, But there are still some barriers on some surrounding streets that you'll see like maybe 1/10 And 11th comes Jonathan Chill tells us about the recovery underway and the plan plan for for what what will will happen happen if if protesters protesters try try to to come come back. back. It's It's nice nice to to come come back back to to Cap Cap Hill. Hill. No No more more police police checkpoints checkpoints and and the the lunch lunch rush rush is is starting starting to to pick pick up up against against soy soy chicken chicken wings wings and and then go sick your eyes. Capitol Hill is starting to look like Capitol Hill before turned into the chopper. Technically, this area's still closed for a few more days under the mayor's emergency order used to clear out protesters earlier in the week, But authorities say they reopened Pint Street early because all the cleanup is now done. However, the presence of protesters are still here by day. It's only a few like Jada Nolan. If they don't want you crossing that line. I'm gonna cross that line. But for the past couple nights, more demonstrators joined in clashing with police near Pine and Broadway, leading to several arrests. For the last few days, the police have tested the protesters, tactics and the protesters of tests the police tactics and if anyone has a pose on what happens next It's Omari Salisbury's, an independent journalist who's captured nearly every major development on the ground. I think it's going to be very busy this this weekend. weekend. weekend. Cale Cale Cale Anderson Anderson Anderson Park Park Park is is is still still still temporarily temporarily temporarily closed closed closed for for for cleanup, cleanup, cleanup, known known known with with with parks parks parks and and and rec rec rec up up up backto backto backto us us us on on on when when when it it it will will will reopen. reopen. reopen. Jonathan Jonathan Jonathan
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Dozens more arrests as protesters clash with police outside Seattle's former CHOP area
"Arrests in the last few days as protesters clashed with officers near the area formerly known as the Capitol Hill occupied protest or chop. In the last 24 hours, Things have been quieter. There are signs of progress. Pine Street back open to traffic for the first time in about a month. But there are still barriers on some surrounding streets like 10th and 11th. Almost Jonathan Chill tells us about the recovery underway and the plan for what will happen if protesters comebacks. Nice to come back to Cap Hill. No more police checkpoints and the lunch rush is starting to pick up again. Soy chicken wings, mango sick your eyes, Capitol Hill is starting to look like Capitol Hill before turned into the chop. Technically, this area's still closed for a few more days under the mayor's emergency order used to clear out protesters earlier in the week, But authorities say they really In Pine Street early because all the cleanup is now done. However, the presence of protesters are still here by day. It's only a few like Jada Nolan. If they don't want you crossing that line. I'm gonna cross that line. But for the past couple nights, more demonstrators joined in clashing with police near Pine and Broadway, leading to several arrests. For the last few days, the police have tested the protesters tactics and that's the protesters have tested the police tactics and if anyone has opposed on what happens next It's Omari Salisbury, an independent journalist who's captured nearly every major development on the ground. I think it's going to be very busy this weekend. Cale Anderson Park is still temporarily closed for cleanup, known with parks and rec up backto us on when it will reopen. Jonathan
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Seattle Police Break Up CHOP Area Ahead Of Budget Meeting
"Of of violent violent incidents incidents in in the the Capitol Capitol Hill Hill protest protest zone. zone. Led Led to to Seattle Seattle Mayor Mayor Jenny Jenny Durkan Durkan this this morning morning to to order order police police to break up the protest. Let's get the latest live from the scene. Here's Cuomo's Corwin. Hey, KD. And just moments ago, police chief Carmen Best told US jerk and gave her the order to sweep out shop early this morning Thiss order and our police response. Comes after weeks of violence in and around the capital Hill occupied protest zone, including multiple shootings, resulting in many injuries and two deaths. Death of two teenagers at this point we've had at least 13 arrest. Now the eviction itself began just after five this morning citizen journalists, Omari Salisbury was on hand. He described it to me to say, declared illegal assembly and gave order this first. For about 10 minutes. They sat there asking people to move. The police started moving five foot at a time. You know, like we see a lot here, the move back, move back. Now there were raised voices. Otherwise, the eviction of chop was largely peaceful. Now I have heard unconfirmed reports that at one point pepper spray was deployed, perhaps even a rubber bullet fired. I don't know that for sure. That's what the witnesses told me. So we'll see what happens next. We have our upcoming later this morning a list of demands from protestors What they want to see happen next. It's possible that this entire group if they don't return to chop, they moved this protest elsewhere in the city Live on Capitol Hill, Corwin Hate almost Matt Markovich has been covering the police response to all of this since it began last month, and we asked him this morning why he thinks that police department decided to finally move him Today. Today is a very important day for the defunding of the Seattle Police Department. The Budget committee is going to meet this afternoon is the third session about how did to fund the Police Department. They look at a $300 million deficit for the budget, so there might be some political overtones here about the timing of why it happened today because of discussions the City Council is going to have this afternoon that just one idea why the timing of it, protesters on Capitol Hill say recent violence within it, shop would have happened. Even if chop didn't exist. It's not happening here, it would have happened elsewhere. This just kind of the epicenter of where people are coming to this point, right? That's protester Tafari Maynard. Two teenagers were shot to death within shop over the past 12 days, including a 16 year old boy who died Monday. Protesters say they'll present an updated list of demands later today,