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Northwest Newsradio
"randy hughes" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Recruiter, the smartest way to hire. In Washington state of Tacoma woman was found to be in contempt of court this week for reportedly avoiding treatment in isolation for tuberculosis for more than a year. A judge is now ordered the unidentified woman to either self quarantine and go through treatment or face jail. Friday's newest court order is the 16th time she's been ordered to submit to isolation and treatment. I gotta have a good treatment. It's true it was fun, it was just no right to put it everybody else. That's bus ride a Rick fix Gerald speaking to ABC News affiliate como. So much for a dull day at a hospital in Alaska. Anybody can walk in through the automatic doors of the Providence Alaska health park. Anybody. We got to receive the call from one of our tenants advising that a message just walked into the building. Security director Randy Hughes. We did it overhead announcement for safety, but it seemed like it was a magnet for people to come and see it. People were calm and taking pictures. The moose didn't seem to be spooked. At all. After a meal of potted plants in the lobby, the moose went out, lied down and took a nap. Chuck sievertson, ABC News. A bill in the California legislature would ban 5 chemicals found in some of the most popular candies in the U.S., candies like skittles, starbursts and peeps, assembly member Jesse Gabriel is sponsoring the bill and says he wants companies to use different ingredients. Two of the ingredients, including red dye number three, have been linked to cancer. The national confectioners association says the chemicals are safe. This is ABC News. Here's a message just for the attorneys out there, so you pass the bar joined a firm or even built your own. Now are you finding out
Northwest Newsradio
"randy hughes" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Concept, which uses technology to offer product information and other services. The news stores about the third the size of the former Seattle location. Markets were closed today for good Friday, but the march jobs report showed hiring remains strong, although it is slowing. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning doctors and public health departments in the U.S. to be on the lookout for cases of a rare Ebola like virus. ABC's Alex stone has the details. The warning is in response to outbreaks of the marburg virus and Equatorial Guinea in Tanzania so far no cases have been reported in the U.S. with the CDC is telling doctors to be on the lookout for it. If there are signs, a case has been imported into the U.S., Tanzania had now break among a group of fishermen, 5 of the 8 cases were fatal. Marburg virus is a rare disease, which is a so called cousin of Ebola. It can cause internal bleeding and organ damage. Alex stone, ABC News. An intruder did cause excitement and could have caused alarm instead livened up a maybe dull day at an Alaska hospital. ABC's chuck sievertson. Anybody can walk in through the automatic doors of the Providence Alaska health park Anybody. We've got to receive a call from one of our tenants advising it a message just walked into the building. Security director Randy Hughes. We did it overhead announcement for safety, but it seemed like it was a magnet for people to come and see it. People were calm and taking pictures. The moose didn't seem to be spooked. At all. After a meal of potted plants in the lobby, the moose went out, lied down and took a nap. Chuck sievertson, ABC News. Northwest traffic from the high performance homes traffic center. Mary's ville marine view drive about directions of the road remained blocked due to an earlier crash between 56 and 7th drive ever to two car collision on evergreen way is in the northbound lane approaching highway 5 26, 26 minutes to get from luma to Bellevue on four or 5 south a lot of congestion still. And shoreline east 5 23
Northwest Newsradio
"randy hughes" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Before they sell out. That's one 809 three 5 7 two 6 7. Pope Francis is still expected to preside over Easter mass this weekend despite kipping skipping Friday stations of the cross As tens of thousands gather in Rome's famed coliseum to Mark good Friday, there is one notable absence. Pope Francis. For the first time since becoming Pope ten years ago, he is not attending instead watching from his residence. The Vatican announcing the Pope's cancellation just hours before citing quote the intense cold. Just last week, Pope Francis spent three days in the hospital battling bronchitis. ABC's Marcus Moore at the Vatican Tesla has cut prices on its entire U.S. electric car fleet for the third time this year. The price drops comes as the car companies first quarter sales fell short of analysts expectations. And intruder that did cause excitement and could have caused alarm instead livened up maybe dull day at an Alaska hospital. Anybody can walk in through the automatic doors of the Providence Alaska health park. Anybody. We got to receive the call from one of our tenants advising that a message just walked into the building. Security director Randy Hughes. We did an overhead announcement for safety, but it seemed like it was a magnet for people to come and see it. People were calm and taking pictures. The moose didn't seem to be spooked. At all. After a meal of potted plants in the lobby, the moose went out, lied down and took a nap. Chuck sievertson, ABC News. This is ABC News. And this is northwest news radio 1000. Every ten minutes on the fours, Natalie Melendez joins us from the high performance homes traffic center. Not seeing anything too serious going on, it'll take you 20 minutes to get from limit to Seattle and I 5 south still looking at some slow traffic. I'm
WGN Radio
"randy hughes" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Month it's just the best little Milton we're gonna make it on checker in 1965 or yard wanted to hear it and I'm so glad he did 'cause I did too. All right, so there you have it 888-876-5593 is 88 88 Raleigh and Michelle is in Geneva. What's up tonight Michelle? I really good evening. I'm glad to hear you. Thank you. Great to hear little Milton too, wow. Really? Well, there are some calling as I just wanted to, I didn't see too much about this online or anywhere else. So I just want to commemorate the death of patty Klein two days ago. Was a 60th anniversary. She would have been 90 years old. Yes. Really hard to think that she was just such a such a master such a wonderful performer. And I just wanted to kind of commemorate it. Every year I always remember March 5th and right. One of my favorites and maybe what she accomplished in 30 years. Absolutely. And it's interesting because, of course, rightfully so, people remember Patsy, but they forget that cowboy copas and hawkshaw Hawkins were killed in that crash as well, and they were, they were great on stage. And certainly instrumental. And of course, Randy Hughes was her manager and he was a pilot. The interesting thing is Randy Hughes was married to cowboy copas daughter. So she lost and a father. Right. That was really sad. It was terribly, oh, what a horrible thing, but Patsy had such premonition about her death. She used to say the third time's the charm. She'd had an accident when she was a kid or an illness, and then she had a very bad crash on the day of my birth, believe it or not, in 1957, she had a bad car wreck. Yes. And took her scalp up her scalp up from her head. That's why she always, she had a terrible scar for the rest of her life on her forehead, she always tried to camouflage with bangs or wig or headband and she almost died. She was and then Michelle used to say the third time's the charm and certainly it was. So yeah. Yeah. It's a shame. She was something else. I still think there's a few of the Kentucky. She was just such a natural. No, I agree with that wholeheartedly. And it was a Bill Mack, who had written a song for her and was getting a tour and she was going to record it and then, of course, you know, the plane crash happened. And it was decades before he found anyone that he wanted to sing it, and that's how Leigh Anne started her career with a record that was under that you're right. You're right. And there was so much. There's always double tragedies in those crashes. Very much like when Stevie Ray Vaughan got killed up in Alpine valley. His brother was going to be on the plane and switched seats. And of course, his Buddy Holly, same thing with Patsy Cline was going to go home with Dottie west and her husband in a car. And she said she kind of felt loyalty to Randy because he was manager and felt like, well, he can get me home faster. She had a bad flu and she wanted to get home and see her kid. So she told daddy western her husband. She was going to go. And then she said, no, I think I'll get home faster with Randy and they didn't die that far from home. They were in Camden. They're seeing not that. Right. From Nashville. Absolutely. It's fascinating, though. I'm not sure that you can avoid that date with death. You know, I think that there are some things that are just predestined. And I agree. I think it's when your time is your time, but the performance, the odds go up because of the air travel. You know, there's so many that have died in air crashes and it's just a kind of the risk of doing the business that they're in. But I was just wondering if I don't know if you could find this, but one of my favorite songs by her is a song called so wrong. I don't know if you could find that. But. It's a bit I will look for that. It's a beautiful song. Well, thank you and again, it's great to hear you. Thanks for calling. I appreciate it. Okay, thanks, Millie. Yeah, and I will absolutely look for so wrong. It might be on this computer. And we'll see. Surprises me, what is and also, of course, surprises me what isn't. And in fact, I just came across one of marleau laniers, could have had a good thing. And then I said, oh, oh, and marlos calling us. So Marla, welcome back to WGN radio. Well, hey, I've been holding a good start for you and John. Do it things working out for you all. I'm so proud. Well, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Hopefully all is good with you. Oh yeah, it slows the shoulder but it's coming on. It really is. I wanted to know, I want to request a couple of songs, but did you know sunny boy Williams? Well, not personally, but of course I knew of him, of course. You know he's from Jackson, Tennessee. Yes. Okay, Kelsey, he put out a lot of songs and he mentioned that Jackson tendency which he got killed in Chicago when he was 30 years old. Yeah. But he did do well for his stuff. Yeah, well, he was, I didn't realize that he was from Jackson though. Jackson Tennessee a lot on that particular song. He sang. I was thinking about that when we recorded on music row. We recorded a ray Stevens studio. Oh, absolutely. Ahab, yes. Yes. I was thinking and it pumped in naive the other day. Yeah. I wish you and John the bitch, but I want to hear for you and John. And the song that we did put out a free to losing you. Okay. And please don't go. Good morning, I'm down, and I have to look for these. Yeah, please don't go in the prayer to lose you. You can say anything to John and John can change it to you. All right, yeah, you betcha. So all right. People listen to my music because they want to go on YouTube tomorrow old and near. Oh yeah. Saxophone did you want to sing it? Yeah. Absolutely. All right. I'm proud of y'all. And thank
KOMO
"randy hughes" Discussed on KOMO
"From Bonnie Watson Funeral home in Ceatec 38 year old Alexandra Lexi Harris abruptly lost her life last month when hit by a vehicle while rendering aid at the scene of the crash. Obligated to stop even though she wasn't Technically on duty. Seattle police Sergeant Randy Hughes. Rick calls Harris among the department's best and brightest this morning prior to the memorial events. Roger Lee Owens Jr of Seattle appears in King County Court. Prosecutors say he was among the drivers of the crash scene when Harris stopped to help. They say he then stole her private car and took off. He will be formally charged with felony hit and run theft of a motor vehicle and unlawful possession of a firearm. Corwin Hike KOMO news. CMOS Woodrow Wilson High School gets a new name today. The school website has already been changed to Silas High School and Cuomo's Carlie Johnson has details of the Tacoma legend being honored with the name change. Dr. Dolora Silas will today see her name, replacing Woodrow Wilson's on the Tacoma High School. 94 years old. Silas has created a legacy in Tacoma, known for her work in the school District City Council as a community advocate. And a woman who paved the way for other black women in leadership. Wilson High School principal Bernadette Wray helped lead the charge for the name change after alumni sent letters pointing out the racist history of Woodrow Wilson, who was a segregationist. Silas learned her name would replace the former president's back in February after seeing an article in the Tacoma News Tribune. It is an honor. I still can't believe it. That I did not do it for a recognition. I did it because it was the right thing to do. As far as my life is concerned, A celebration today will honor Dr Silas and the woman known for her.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"randy hughes" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"A massive shoplifting staying in Seattle seven TVs Gary Harker has that story. Theft is actually big business. These aren't people that are that are stealing for survivability say. This is what they do. This is organized retail theft Sergeant Randy Hughes. Eric was Seattle police. He described his department's undercover retail theft Sting. 53 people were arrested in total for stealing large volumes of liquor, piles of clothing tools. Tens of thousands of dollars worth of everything and anything. You can imagine a big sting for SPD, but low morale for officers after a city employees email about police surfaces. And that Daniel Hamburg, a finance and administrative services worker with the city, writes that officers in his words serve the false gods of white supremacy, Police union president Mike Solan tells Katie THS Jason Rants. Officers have filed complaints and it's going to take us To fight for ourselves. Along with the community and I hope the community steps up and doesn't buy into this false rhetoric, now officially coming from the city spokesperson for Hamburg's department says they are standing by him. Hamburg is also a member of the change team tasked with helping the department reach its equity and anti racist goals. The husband of an Amazon employees sent to jail for insider trading. Cairo radios Lisa Brooks says that story Back in November, Vicky Bora admitted to federal prosecutors. He used confidential information from his wife's finance job at Amazon to trade in her employer's stock and options. Federal prosecutors say he made nearly $1.5 million. We take insider trading very seriously. Emily Langley is with the Seattle U. S attorney's office as judge robe Art said when he was imposing the sentence he believes White collar crime deserves equal treatment to what we call street crime, she says. Boris Wife no longer works for Amazon radio forecast Rainy all day today partly cloudy tomorrow with some showers off and on a high of 75.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"randy hughes" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"TV meteorologist Claire Anderson has the latest that could really create some problems as we continue. Tonight and into tomorrow even into Monday, maybe even Tuesday because to melt all of this away is definitely going to be a problem. But as we continue through tonight, those temperatures drop into Just about freezing some spot staying above, so we're not looking at that hard freeze overnight. It will get. Surely some of this again will freeze up a bit. But the main concern again is going into these next several days. How long will it take to get rid of all of this? No, that is everywhere. The south central region of Washington has been moved to phase two of the governor's re opening plan. That means now all counties in the state are in Phase two. Today, the health Department announced at a hospital in Walla Walla mistakenly miss reported code 19 admissions data. And that led to the region remaining and phase one. The State Health Department has since worked with that hospital to re calculate the data and determined the region now qualifies for Phase two. He was Seattle firefighter of the Year in 2018. But now he's sitting in King County Jail, facing multiple charges for allegedly emailing death threats to City Council member Shama Sawant, said a police sergeant Randy Hughes. Frick says they started investigating the death threats against the want around Inauguration day. Knowing those threats came from the city email account investigation gave us a starting point from there and contacting the person that the email account belonged to but that Seattle fire worker was actually Get him to of identity theft, according to police, who say the 42 year old actual suspect intentionally used coworker's email to send the threats. The suspect remains behind bars and is said to have a first appearance in court on multiple charges, including identity theft, cyber stalking and computer trespass. That's Cairo radios. Hannah Scott Deputies in Pierce County are being hailed as heroes for saving an 83.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"randy hughes" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"To brain by Monday morning, covert 19 testing sites in King County are closed today due to the weather that includes Auburn to Aquila, Federal way Eatem Claude rented Bellevue and at Highline College. Vaccination sites in Kent and Robert are also closed. The Kents site is expected to reopen on Monday and the Auburn site on Tuesday. People with scheduled appointments will receive phone calls to reschedule for next week. Or they can reschedule online using the link in their text or email confirmation. Thousands of kids are going sledding today and a pediatrician at University of Washington wants them to do it safely. The critical thing with sleds number one is the helmet and safest thing is absolutely to go feet first. Dr Beth Evil says that half of all winter head injuries are very severe. She also recommends a helmet for skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling. He was a Seattle firefighter of the Year and 2018. Yet now he's sitting and King County Jail, facing multiple charges for allegedly emailing death threats to City Council member Thomas who want Settle, Please Sergeant Randy Hughes. Frick says they started investigating the death threats against the want around Inauguration day. Knowing those threats came from the city email account investigation gave us a starting point from there and contacting the person that the email account belonged to, but that Seattle fire worker was actually a victim, too. Of identity theft, according to police, who say the 42 year old actual suspect intentionally used coworker's email to send the threats. The suspect remains behind bars and is said to have a first appearance in court on multiple charges, including identity theft, cyber stalking and computer trespass. That's Cairo radios. Hannah Scott Checking on your snow forecast. It is expected to come down until around four or five. Today. In most areas, we will have some lingering showers as well. We'll stay in the high twenties, so low.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"randy hughes" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Fire crews, called a major gas leak prompted the terminal at the King County International Airport of Boeing Field to be evacuated this afternoon. Utility crews were able to shut off the leak. No injuries reported He was Seattle firefighter of the Year in 2018, and now he's sitting in the King County Jail, facing multiple charges for allegedly emailing death threats to City Council members, Shama Sawant, said. A police sergeant Randy Hughes, Frick, says they started investigating the death threats against the want around Inauguration day. Knowing those threats came from the city email account investigation gave us a starting point from there and contacting the person that The email account belong to but that Seattle fire worker was actually a victim to of identity theft, according to police, who say the 42 year old actual suspect intentionally used coworker's email to send the threats. The suspect remains behind bars and is said to have a first appearance in court tomorrow on multiple charges, including identity theft, cyber stalking and computer trespass to the nation's capital, where lawyers did a defended former president Donald Trump at his impeachment trial. Attorney David Showing claim Democrats edited Mr Trump's Words, the House managers manipulated evidence and selectively edited footage. Attorney Michael Vander Wien denounced the trial, calling it unconstitutional act of political vengeance. After the defense had wrapped up both sides. Fielding questions from Senators House manager Walking, Castro was asked if Mr Trump's conduct caused the attack this violent bloody insurrection that occurred on January 6th. Would not have occurred. But for President Trump the final vote could happen Saturday. Stacey Lynn CBS NEWS Capitol Hill on to Cairo, Radio, Braille time traffic Your Spacey.