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Northwest Newsradio
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Get your podcasts. Subscribe now, it's really good. After four weeks, the prosecution rested its case Friday in the trial of Alex Murdoch, the disbarred, and disgraced South Carolina attorney is accused of killing his wife and son, ABC's Eva pilgrim, is following the case and have Friday's developments. You ready to roll with the defense? Rock and roll, your honor. They begin by trying to poke holes in the prosecution's timeline. First, the time of death. If their deaths could have been, the result of being shot at 8 o'clock. I basically looked at two and a half hours from the time that the call came into the time I actually got there. So they could have been shot at 10 o'clock. The state wrapping up its case with bombshell evidence from GM and OnStar potentially shredding Murdock's alibi. Inflation and high interest rates are pushing the country's record high personal debt on credit cards, it's reached nearly $1 trillion. ABC's Rebecca Jarvis explains what it means. In real terms, the average household is now caring about $6500 in credit card debt with an average APR of 20%. That is the highest in almost four decades and what is troubling now is that credit card delinquencies that's people who are 90 days behind on their payments, those are also going up and they are now higher than they were pre-pandemic. The highest number of people falling behind on their credit card payments tend to be younger borrowers. This is ABC News. News radio, AL 1000
Northwest Newsradio
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Can't access an a crypto app called Celsius. Unfortunately, like so many crypto companies last year, Celsius collapsed, filing for bankruptcy in July, saying it old customers $4.7 billion. What would that money have meant to your life? Everything. My kids education, my mortgage, my student loans, my wife's student loans. What grade would you give regulators? I think I'd give NA, not applicable. I mean, there's just this is an unregulated market. And it really needs to be regulated. This is Christy goldsmith Romero. One of 5 commissioners at the CFTC, an agency that some argue should take the lead on regulating crypto. What do you say to American consumers right now? Who feel like all of this is too little too late. We need to do everything we can. We need to police this industry as strong as we can. But we also need greater tools from Congress. It's a call echoed by the head of another regulator. Gary gensler, at the Securities and Exchange Commission. We could always use more resources. What can Congress do differently? They can give us money for a few hundred more people to do this stuff. That's what you need. Yeah. What is your advice to a consumer right now? This is highly risky and ultimately you need to be really careful. What are you willing to lose? Will you ever invest in crypto again after this experience? I would reinvest, especially now that the market is down. Unfortunately, I don't have the money I once did to do it. But I would ABC's Rebecca Jarvis reporting and update now on the president's student loan forgiveness plan, the Biden administration says, more than 16 million people have been fully approved for forgiveness, some 26 million had applied and were automatically deemed eligible to have up to 20,000 of federal student loans canceled. However, the program is
KOMO
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"It down the line. ABC News correspondent Rebecca Jarvis. Northwest news times 6 14 and time to get a check on traffic, northwest traffic every ten minutes on the forest from the dubin law group traffic center. Here's Marina rockinger. Well, we have in the Lake Stevens area still or trying to get to Lake Stevens, eastbound highway to approaching the highway two O four connector. We still have a collision being reported there That's why it's so slow making the approach, although it doesn't look terrible, it looks like it might be improving, actually. Northbound I 5 just kind of sluggish from north gate through shoreline amount like terrace. Sound mount is still pretty tough from north gate. Towards 5 20. On the east side in Bellevue's solid traffic from just south of 5 20s it's still really struggling through Bellevue down to Newcastle, westbound I 90, solid traffic, kind of in between Preston and high point. It really starts to slow down and just stays that way through the area of where the exits 20 to 18 are going into Isla and the reason for that is long-term construction project on the roadway and they're hoping to get that done tomorrow morning. In the south sound region, south by 5 looks great out of Federal Way into Tacoma. It Saba once 7 is still a struggle from Ellington into Sumner and north NI 5 slow from highway 5 12 into south Tacoma. Next northwest traffic at 6 24. And the 1530 mortgage dot com weather center forecast will have clouds tomorrow, mid 60s, sunshine around 70 this weekend, maybe even to the mid 70s by Sunday, close to 80° on Monday. Downtown Seattle temperature now 67 news radio 1000 FM 97 7 you're information station sponsored by muckle shoot casino. I'm Rick van seif with Kim shepherd Bill O'Neill is our editor and here's what's happening. Former president Trump has until next week to back up allegations that the FBI planted evidence at Mar-a-Lago during last
Slate's If Then
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on Slate's If Then
"She the legal experts I've talked to estimate, it could be anywhere from three to ten years. They do believe she'll serve prison time. At the same time, she's going to appeal this very likely. And so it could be years before she actually goes to prison. She is not in the custody of the government right now. She is living her life, but she's waiting. And then there's the upcoming trial of Sonny balwani. There are noses former COO and Holmes former boyfriend. His trial for fraud and conspiracy will start next month. That's a big question mark because for good behavior for being a witness a snitch, something as far as sunny is concerned, there's points for that in the legal system where Elizabeth could serve less time if she helps on that case. Every time I have talked to you and I have listened to your work, you make it pretty clear that it is a mistake to underestimate Elizabeth Holmes. Even now, and I just wonder, even with this guilty verdict, even if she sentenced, is this the last thing we hear from her? Is she going to be back in 20 years? She's silent for now, but I don't think she'll be silent forever. And I do think we'll hear more from Elizabeth Holmes at some point in the future. Rebecca Jarvis, thank you very much. Lizzie, thank you so much. I appreciate this so much. Rebecca Jarvis is the host of the dropout podcast and ABC News chief business technology and economics correspondent. And you can listen to the dropout, Elizabeth Holmes on trial, wherever you get your podcasts. All right, that is our show for today. This episode of what next TBD was produced by Benjamin frisch. We're edited by Tory Bosch and Alison Benedict, elisha Montgomery is the executive producer for slate podcasts. TBD is part of the larger what next family, and it's also part of future tents, a partnership with slate, Arizona state university, and new America. And I want to take a moment and recommend you go back and listen to Thursday's episode of what next. It's about why we still don't have enough rapid COVID tests in the U.S. and how things got this way. I'm Lizzie O'Leary. Thanks for listening..
KOMO
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"1000 FM 97 7 As you've heard over and over again this is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year probably the biggest People have clearly been anxious to get back out there and see family after missing out last year because of the pandemic And they're getting their regardless of crowded airports and high gas prices The average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded is 3.4 about one buck 25 more than last year ABC's Brad milky and Rebecca Jarvis talked about it on the ABC News daily podcast start here ABC's chief economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis is actually on the road appropriately on her way to a story Rebecca I mean I assume you're in an Uber running on gas I presume Yes I'm in a car as about 50 million Americans over the holiday weekend Could you ask your drive like the Uber driver how much gas prices are like does he notice how much he just paid Yeah Miguel Miguel do you remember how much you paid at the tank We are in California right now Do you know how much you paid to per gallon to fill up for 69 Four 69 Four 69 The cheapest option Four 69 Well okay so that teases us off just right then Rebecca because I literally remember when Joe Biden was elected conservative critics were saying oh you see gas prices are going up Experts said a president doesn't control gas prices They really can't influence them Except the president does come out and say what I'm gonna make gas prices lower Can you break down this announcement So this is a very rare announcement from any White House We very very rarely as a country tap the SPR It's the strategic petroleum reserve And for the most part we've only dug into those reserves when there was a major supply disruption like Hurricane Katrina This is the first time that we're Tapping the reserves because prices are where they are The reality is that this is more of a band aid solution than a long-term solution Tapping the SPR while it could equate according to gas buddy to a 5 to 15 cent decrease in gasoline prices over the next couple of weeks In the long run prices are going to be more dependent on the overall supply and demand picture This is a temporary fix but does it work Rebecca Like is this something that would actually change prices quickly Well it could So the thing is that it's also been very well telegraphed So the reality if you look at what's happened to oil prices over the last two weeks they've actually started to come down a bit in anticipation of this move And on the back end of the announcement from The White House from President Biden oil prices were higher Now the way that this works technically is that the president makes an announcement that we're releasing reserves from the SPR It takes about 13 days to release that product and then it has to be refined into gasoline Prices can actually react before the physical transaction takes place And that's what we've been seeing in the oil market The thing is again it is a temporary fix It's 50 million barrels essentially That's a one time release that is not a change in the amount of overall oil production in this country And one of the big questions is while this is a concerted effort among the United States and a handful of other countries who are all participating in this OPEC is not an OPEC controls about 40% of the world's production of oil and oil is a international market meaning the overall supply of oil impacts the overall price of oil And as a result if OPEC decides not to release more production supplies than everybody turns to other suppliers like the United States or Europe or Asia and that cuts into the supply overall But that's what I'm trying to figure out Rebecca I feel like if the administration thought that this was all going to go away in a few weeks we want to be hearing this big announcement right So I'm wondering if this almost signals that the administration's thinking GE price of everything is just going to continue to go up for the foreseeable future Is that a possibility Well it's possible I'm not a political reporter so I can't get into their minds but what I can say is that inflation has become a much more significant problem And we hear this word transitory It's what the administration has been saying Really since the spring that this would be transitory well what does transitory mean We are now 6 8 months into this and when it comes to gasoline and fuel that's a big part of American family budgets It's also a big part of business budget so you have the price of gasoline also having other ripple effects where it can drive up the cost of other things like your toilet paper or your groceries because it's one of the input costs the delivery company and the manufacturer all paying.
ESPN FC
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Wasn't a guy who went around to do people. I'm sure he did on the old occasion if they needed it, but in general, he was just hard. So what you're saying is he wouldn't be pulling out for 50 50. No, not him in the eye afterwards. Not a chance. Right, I'm sure Jan might actually have something to say about that. Would he be up there? Yeah, it was interesting discussions to see how the hard guys talking about that. But for me the best defender I played against would this IE? He could do everything. In training for borrow, I play with the Italian festivals, you know okay? I was afraid of him in training because if you kind of met him in any exercise, you ended up injured. And then I asked him, when we played arsenal, I loved to play against bold or Steve bowl or Tony Adams, but Mars didn't, when he came on, it's still these days. If I go to an English ground and I know that he will be working for a television station, I will wear machine pads because you somehow fell he always can injure you. Wow, it's funny that they can still scare you even after all this time. Even when you see them, that's what you think about. All right, some great questions on tonight's show. Thank you so much for sending them in and thanks to Jan robo and Stevie for answering them. We'll see you again tomorrow. Don't forget that ESPN FC is available 7 days a week. Don't miss us. This calls please raise your right hand. She was the darling of Silicon Valley. Magazine cover after magazine cover. But now, accused of massive fraud she faces decades in prison if convicted, and continues to maintain her innocence. This is not fake it to you. This was a product that didn't work. I'm Rebecca Jarvis, and for more than 5 years, my team and I have been following the case of Elizabeth Holmes, and we're here to guide you through every development of her trial. From the new evidence presented in court to how the jury might react to her new life. New episodes of the dropout available Tuesdays wherever you listen to podcasts..
KGO 810
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KGO 810
"ABC's Rebecca Jarvis has more on the reaction from business interests. The business Roundtable says that they applaud this measure. There are a number of large businesses That have also applauded it. However, the overall feeling among smaller businesses, many of them say they plan to sue. Several Republican governors have said the same the governor of Texas Greg Abbott, his office says they're confident the new law regarding abortions in the state will be upheld. A day after Attorney General Merrick Garland announced a lawsuit over the law that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. Saying it's unconstitutional. President Biden later today traveled to New York City on the eve of the September 11th anniversary in two decades after the attacks, authorities say there are no specific, credible threat to the U. S. But they say the overall threat has changed 20 years after foreign terrorist turn planes into weapons at symbolic targets in New York and Washington, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told ABC News the current terror threat comes from within the greatest terrorism related threat. To the homeland is the threat of domestic terrorism. He called it sad that Americans are prone to violence because of hate or false narratives. But as the nation commemorates the 9 11 attacks, fencing is going back up around the U. S. Capitol because of a rally tied to the January 6th insurrection that ABC is Eric Water ski parts of Northern California under red flag fire warning for the next few hours because of lightning storms that could spark wildfires. You're listening to ABC news disputes that end up in litigation can go on and on and on. So before you spend a lot of time, money and stress where no guaranteed outcome strongly consider mediation with attorney Denise eaten, made Virtually any dispute. Labour employment will contest real estate landlord tenant to LGBT discrimination in easy to make and stop the fight. Settle your dispute so you can move on. Litigation is costly and.
Slate's If Then
Elizabeth Holmes, From Blood Test to Facing Prison
"In twenty thirteen. Abc news correspondent. Rebecca jarvis was working on a story about high medical costs and we featured a woman who was spending a lot of money on blood tests and after that story ran. Rebecca got a pitch about a new start-up. Hey there's this blood testing company theranos and they can save your viewers a lot of money. She checked it out but couldn't get anyone to independently verify that these theranos blood tests which only used a finger prick and not a traditional vein. Stick we're actually going to be better and cheaper. It was one of those things where This just it. It doesn't fully lineup. it doesn't live up to what it would take for me to even consider covering it as a solution. So rebecca did news story but other reporters did and then shortly after that pitch elizabeth started showing up in all of these places and was very much a celebrity. Elizabeth was elizabeth homes stanford dropout their nose founder and ceo millionaire superstar and media. Darling elizabeth homes left stanford university at the age of nineteen to build a company. A healthcare pioneer is being compared to visionaries like bill gates and steve jobs this morning elizabeth homes is part of the news. Time one hundred list just out. Homes promised to revolutionize blood testing. She was young rich charismatic and seemingly everywhere whenever there's a quote unquote glass ceiling. There's an iron woman rape behind it but the theranos blood testing devices didn't work like they were supposed to. The company was secretly running patient tests on standard commercial machines even as they doctors patients and the media otherwise there nose founder. Elizabeth homes has now officially been indicted on federal wire. Fraud charges the us turning twenty eighteen. The united states filed criminal charges against her and her former. Ceo and boyfriend sunny belt wani next week three years. After she was first indicted homes goes on trial for conspiracy and fraud. She faces up to twenty years in prison and has pleaded not guilty.
20/20
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on 20/20
"Then as catapulted into the big time by landing a role on a prime time show called my sister sam. It's a huge huge break. I must be dreaming landing a soap and then transitioning to primetime was almost unheard of especially for somebody that i do remember when she got my sister. Sam and i remember when i got the phone call and then we matt and it was super exciting. Kick out of having my kids live with me when of course it has disadvant- view. She was just right. she's just right. She looked like she could be my sister but sadly her breakout role would lead to disaster. The first time there was a problem. Rebecca and i were sitting in her trailer and we got a call from the guard. Saying there's a a man here who says he has presence for you and he saying that he knows you. I didn't think anything about it. She didn't think anything about it. It was a stunning fall from grace concern you that a number of tests weren't working on thoroughness devices. Her story unbelievable her voice on mistake. I know that made so many mistakes. This strange saga of elizabeth homes continues. I'm rebecca jarvis. And i've been reporting on the case of elizabeth home for more than five years and now that she's finally going to trial will be following the case and elizabeth every step of the way. She's big risk. Figured i think she's holder robot dummies the dropout elizabeth homes on trial begins august. Thirty first wherever you get your podcasts.
World News Tonight with David Muir
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on World News Tonight with David Muir
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News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
IRS Warns of Child Tax Credit Scams
"You're eligible for the federal child tax credit, some scammers maybe try to cheat you out of your money. We told you a little bit about that story a moment ago, and here's more from ABC is Rebecca Jarvis, a text message with a link to apply for the child tax credit an email asking to click and claim your economic stimulus payment. These are fake. According to the IRS. Cybercriminals, actively trying to scam entitled Families Out of this money were seen scammers trying to take advantage of the American public by attempting to gain information using Phone calls EMAILS cats messages through social Media, the better Business Bureau, also with an alert child tax credits are coming, and so are the scammers and cybersecurity firm Domain tools reporting it's found nearly 50 sites pretending to be part of the government's American rescue plan, which includes the child tax credit. If you were searching for, you know American relief plan, you may come across one of these sites domain tools, saying while many of the sites have since been taken down. These are still active, all with a similar design and all not ending in dot gov. A major red flag. These sites still safe enough the identity information the sites asking for your social security number and driver's license or state ID number to apply, They'll be able to steal someone's refund. Checked and also, you know, log into, uh Any sort of bank account information. GM a tried contacting the sites for each either no response. Or we couldn't get through to reach a person, the IRS stating it does not contact taxpayers via email, text message or social media platforms to request personal or financial information for verification or any information related to the child tax credit.
World News Tonight with David Muir
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on World News Tonight with David Muir
"Now we're just trying to figure out. How can we get home. I have to be back to work. I have to get back spirit. Ceo saying as flights were cancelled crews were dislocated through the system. And in the wrong place at the wrong time will still be cancellations over the next few games few days but we can start to build back to full operation. The budget airline placing the blame on weather system outages and staffing shortages causing some to sleep in the airport but saying in a statement today that their plan to recover from the current operational disruption is working all in a major effort to earn back customers. Trust it's going to take some time to build back confidence and earn their trust again. But we're gonna learn from this and we're going to continue to grow and lindsey with a continued cancellations. The airline ceo also said they're going to offer full refunds as was vouchers for future flights. Wednesay bitta compensation for all the inconvenience. Thanks so much. Elwin encouraging signs. That america is getting back to work tonight. Employers added nine hundred forty three thousand more jobs in july and the unemployment rate fell to five point. Four percent president biden calling that indisputable proof that his recovery plan is working but cautioning that the delta variants still poses a risk. Here's abc's chief. Business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight stronger than expected jobs numbers as the economy continues its recovery from the pandemic. The us adding nearly a million jobs last month. The president today cautiously optimistic or dot was. you'll have ups and downs along the way as we continue to battle the delta surge of kovin. What is indisputable now is this. The biden plan is working unemployment. Falling to five point. Four percent down from five point nine percent in june more than a quarter million jobs added in education as many schools. Prepare to return to in-person learning and nearly four hundred thousand jobs added in leisure and hospitality. There's just no question. These are great numbers and we should celebrate them. But we're not popping champagne corks until the viruses behind us. the course of the virus still determines the course of the economy. Rebecca jarvis joins us now and rebecca while these job numbers are certainly stronger than what many economists expected. The fact remains that they were added before the recent spike and the delta. Varian well lindsey. That is a major wildcard here. How consumers and businesses respond to the delta variant. Just this week we've seen amazon microsoft and wells fargo push back their return to office states and that can have a ripple effect on local coffee shops restaurants gyms on hiring and it can put a squeeze on jobs going forward lindsey rebecca jarvis. Thanks so much and lead today. The biden administration extending pandemic relief for american struggling to make payments on federal student. Loans the white.
The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show
Child Tax Credit: Here's When Payments Will Hit Accounts
"Showing up in bank accounts of most American families this week. ABC is Rebecca Jarvis has detailed 39 Million Families in America should be receiving automatically direct deposits around the child tax credit in their bank accounts in the coming days and weeks. $250 per child or $300. If your child is under six years old, and it is automatic. If you filed your taxes, it will be directly deposited for you at the White House today, Pop star Olivia Rodrigo
The Mark Levin Show
Consumer Prices Rising at Fastest Pace Since 2008
"The cost for most Everything we buy continues to go up A B. C s Chief business and economic correspondent Rebecca Jarvis breaks down where we're seeing the price spikes and what this means for the wallet. This means your dollar today doesn't stretch as far as it did just one month ago in particular, if you're trying to purchase a used car or truck those prices Up 10.5% in June. Hotels up 7.9% beef prices up 4.5% poultry, fish and eggs up. 2.5%. Yeah, The annual inflation rate for the United States is now at 5.4% for the 12 months that ended in June. After rising 5% previously, according to the U. S Labor Department data that was published today, U. S inflation is growing at its fastest pace in 13
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
2021 tax filing season fast facts
"There are some big changes to be aware of starting with those stimulus checks. First of all, they're not taxable income. However, about 12 million Americans didn't receive the benefits that they were eligible for, remember. These are the checks that went out last year for up to $1200.600 dollars, and about 12 million Americans didn't receive them. So if you made up to $75,000 as an individual or $150,000 as a married couple, you can file for the rebate recovering credit on the taxes for 2020. That will allow you to receive the benefits you were eligible for. If you didn't get that check in the mail, unemployment benefits Those are taxable. So you do have to file those on your income taxes. But another thing to consider is that in this last year there was a significant amount of fraud. We're told on unemployment benefits, which means if you get a 10 99 g form in the mail It doesn't look right to you. It's for benefits that you didn't receive. You want to immediately contact your state government and let them know that you believe someone else has filed benefits in your name. These air, not benefits that you will be taxed for if they were filed fraudulently, But you do have to let your state government no. And then make sure as you're filing your taxes that the state government sends you the form the true and accurate form that belongs to you finally worked from home. Ah, lot of people did this in the last year. The people who are eligible to keep it as a deduction on their tax forms are those who are self employed. If you're an employee Even if you spent money to work from home, But you're an employee of a company. Unfortunately, you can't claim those benefits if you're self employed, and you exclusively uses space as a workspace from home. You could make sure to take those deductions. Rebecca Jarvis ABC NEWS New York E one whose time said 20 checking your
WTVN
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on WTVN
"Coins before the current design ceases production. That's 1 804 956468 Struggling video game retailer game stops saw its stock price rocket from $17 a share earlier this week to $347. Some sharp risk takers spotted an opportunity that cost the big guys of the Wall Street hedge funds to lose billions. The young speculators inspired by a community on Reddit, called Wall Street Bets, followed by over four million readers. Post to Wall Street bets recently exposed a serious exploitable vulnerability in game stops. Stock. A number of influential Wall Street investors were heavily shorting it, which meant they were betting the stock would crash as it turns out. Wall Street titans were wrong. Very wrong. ABC News chief Business and Economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis at the White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki wouldn't comment on the wild gyrations, saying only the administration needs its pick to head the Securities and Exchange Commission Gary Against Lor, approved by Congress, and soon the president has spoken about. The urgency of getting his team in place to address the range of issues we're facing. And I don't think that would be any different for Mr Gansler, veterinarians that the Brookfield Zoo outside Chicago report that Molina, the 10 year old AM, or Tiger that had an arthritic hip, replaced. Managed to dislodge the implant while moving around. The vets are going to perform another surgery on Saturday to remove the implant and replace it with a fibrous joint. This is ABC News. Time is running out.
KOMO
"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"Eagle Silver dollar coins before the current design ceases production. That's 1 804 956468. Struggling video game retailer Game stops saw its stock price rocket from $17 a share earlier this week to $347. Some sharp risk takers spotted an opportunity that cost the big guys of the Wall Street hedge funds to lose billions. The young speculators inspired by a community on Reddit, called Wall Street Bets, followed by over four million readers. Post to Wall Street bets recently exposed a serious exploitable vulnerability and Gamestop stock. A number of influential Wall Street investors were heavily shorting it, which meant they were betting the stock would crash. As it turns out, the Wall Street titans were wrong. Very wrong. ABC News chief Business and Economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis at the White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki wouldn't comment on the wild gyrations, saying only the administration needs its pick to head the Securities and Exchange Commission Gary Against Lor, approved by Congress, and soon the president has spoken about the urgency of getting his team in place to address Range of issues we're facing. And I don't think that would be any different for Mr Gensler Veterinarians that the Brookfield Zoo outside Chicago report that Molina, the 10 year old AM, or Tiger that had an arthritic hip, replaced. Managed to dislodge the implant while moving around. The vets are going to perform another surgery on Saturday to remove the implant and replace it with a fibrous joint. This is ABC News. Come.
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"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"Variation there tomorrow someone's could hit the mid fifties before we dip down into the upper forties and maybe 50 degrees later in the week. Rain continues throughout right now in Seattle, raining and 48 at Comeau News. It's 2 25. The president is effectively off of social media Now that he's been banned by Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and others. ABC is Rebecca Jarvis reports, Trump doubling down in a statement accusing Twitter of banning free speech, adding, We will not be silenced. In response, many conservatives saying they would move their social Media too self proclaimed free speech APP parlor. The platform temporarily the most downloaded happen. Apple store until it was removed by both Apple and Google Parlor is likely a billion dollar company. Poof. It's gone. But it's more than just the financial aspect to that. Republicans have no way to communicate the banns, leaving some to ask if First Amendment rights are being violated These air private companies, they're not public squares. And unfortunately lot of the people who are complaining, many of whom work in Congress haven't really read the First Amendment, which says Congress shall make no law. Against abridging freedom of speech. It doesn't say that Facebook or Twitter or Apple or anybody should make no law. They can do whatever they want their private businesses and now Amazon Web services, which host parlor suspending service to the platform. Moved. It forces the site offline. Parlor CEO, calling the move at attempt to completely remove free speech off the Internet. And overnight the PG announcing it is canceling plans to host the 2022 PGA Championship at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, saying it would be detrimental to the brand, the Trump Organization, telling ABC News in a statement. That is disappointing. ABC is Rebecca Jarvis. Joe Biden will be inaugurated next week, and the theme will reflect something that's long been a central focus for him. It'll be America united with the Presidential inaugural Committee, telling the AP that will reflect the beginning of a new national journey that brings together the country and restores its soul. Biden has long preached those as a reasons he ran for the White House, and they've now taken on added weight after President Trump's marked last week's capital insurrection in one of his first acts as president of a sharply divided nation, the committee says Biden will lay a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery's Tomb of the Unknowns, and we'll be joined by former Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama in a show of bipartisanship. Saga room AGONY. Washington ABC Headlines are next, It's easier than you think for pests to threaten your family's help.
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"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"Our traffic and weather coming up in four minutes, But first we check in with ABC News. Good morning. It's eight o'clock. From ABC News. I'm Sherry Preston. Former Attorney General William Barr has issued his first statement since yesterday's Capitol Hill sees writing in a statement orchestrating a mob to pressure Congress is inexcusable. The president's conduct yesterday was a betrayal of his office and supporters. President Trump banned from mainstream social media Following that video, praising the writers and repeating unfounded claims about the election, A B C's Rebecca Jarvis, that video has been removed from all of the platforms. And they have now called this an emergency. That is the language Facebook is using based on what occurred yesterday at the capital. They are removing other posts from other individuals who are inciting violence who are posting pictures of their activities inside their illegal activities inside of the capital, at least four members of the White House staff of resigned over the attack as those who were inside the Capitol or talking about what happened. California Democratic congressman Roll Ruiz stop the debate and told us that we need to start planning on taking cover on and that tear gas was deployed and they instructed us on how to use the gas mask that was under our seats. At that point, of course, you know, everybody got really solemn and tensions were high. There are many questions about security and how different it was during the black lives matter. Protests over the summer enforcement officials have been talking to me in the last 24 hours and they remarked how there is a difference. The black lives matter. Protestors were greeted with a great show of force law enforcement officials talking about how they were not going to tolerate any kind of Alice and yesterday they seem to not want to believe that that crowd.
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"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"Mark on the finances of so many Americans say BC's Eva Pilgrim and Rebecca Jarvis have some advice for the year ahead. Rebecca What's the first thing that people should do right now? As we know this was a very, very tough year for so many people financially. And you have to keep in mind the things you cannot control and the things you can and take ownership over those things you can control. The most important thing here is getting into the right mindset. Yes, it is about the math, but it's also about the approach. So if you want to buy a new home or a new car or pay down debt or take a vacation this coming year It's about getting into that right mindset, setting some time aside and having the knowledge the real clear picture of where your finances stand today, and you could do that Eva with APS like good budget and meant they will take a snapshot of your entire financial pictures. You know the money that you owe the money that's coming in and how you're gonna make those goals happen this year. Rebecca, many Americans were faced with unforeseen expenses, forcing them to tap into those rainy day funds. How do you rebuild going into 2021? Well, one of the first things you can start thinking about Eva, if you haven't already is where you can cut costs, And there's a great app called True Bill, which will go through all of your expenses, all of your memberships, and it will tell you If you can get a better rate, for example, through your wireless or cable company, and they will negotiate that rate for you. That's one place to start. Another thing you can think about is behaving more like frankly, corporate America behave last year, they automated everything. So you want to go through all of your bills and set up auto bill pay. That means you're never gonna have a late fee on any of your bills. Unsubscribed from the e mails that.
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"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"We're seeing some rain right now in our coma forecast, and it's going to probably continue on and off throughout the night highs today will be in the upper forties Low fifties. And that rainy kind of soggy forecast continues through the weekend. The Corona virus pandemic has left its mark on the finances of so many Americans. A B C's Even Pilgrim and Rebecca Jarvis has some advice for the year ahead. Rebecca What's the first thing that people should do right now, As we know this was a very, very tough year for so many people financially. You have to keep in mind the things you cannot control and the things you can and take ownership over those things you can control. The most important thing here is getting into the right mindset. Yes, it is about the math, but it's also about the approach. So if you want to buy a new home or a new car or pay down debt or take a vacation this coming year It's about getting into that right mindset, setting some time aside and having the knowledge the real clear picture of where your finances stand today, and you could do that Eva with APS like good budget and meant they will take a snapshot of your entire financial pictures. You know the money that you owe the money that's coming in and how you're gonna make those goals happen this year. Rebecca, many Americans were faced with unforeseen expenses, forcing them to tap into those rainy day funds. How do you rebuild going into 2021? Well, one of the first things you can start thinking about Eva, if you haven't already is where you can cut costs, And there's a great app called True Bill, which will go through all of your expenses, all of your memberships, and it will tell you If you can get a better rate, for example, through your wireless or cable company, and they will negotiate that rate for you. That's one place to start. Another thing you can think about is behaving more like frankly, corporate America behave last year, they automated everything. So you want to go through all of your bills and set up auto bill pay. That means you're never gonna have a late fee on any of your bills. Unsubscribed from the e mails that tempt you with offers and entice you just fully unsubscribe from all of them and finally go out and do the shopping and bill paying on Lee email. You set up one email. This is where everything financial comes through to you. You're never going to see those emails in your personal inbox or your professional inbox. And this will keep your eye on the financial price..
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"rebecca jarvis" Discussed on KOMO
"Corona virus pandemic has left its mark on the finances of so many Americans. ABC is Ava Pilgrim and Rebecca Jarvis have some advice for the year ahead. Rebecca What's the first thing that people should do right now? As we know this was a very, very tough year for so many people financially. You have to keep in mind the things you cannot control and the things you can and take ownership over those things you can control. The most important thing here is getting into the right mindset. Yes, it is about the math, but it's also about the approach. So if you want to buy a new home or a new car or pay down debt or take a vacation this coming year It's about getting into that right mindset, setting some time aside and having the knowledge the real clear picture of where your finances stand today, and you could do that Eva with APS like good budget and meant they will take a snapshot of your entire financial pictures. You know the money that you owe the money that's coming in and how you're gonna make those goals happen this year. Rebecca, many Americans were faced with unforeseen expenses, forcing them to tap into those rainy day funds. How do you rebuild going into 2021? Well, one of the first things you can start thinking about Eva, if you haven't already is where you can cut costs, And there's a great app called True Bill, which will go through all of your expenses, all of your memberships, and it will tell you If you can get a better rate, for example, through your wireless or cable company, and they will negotiate that rate for you. That's one place to start. Another thing you can think about is behaving more like frankly, corporate America behaved last year, they automated everything. So you want to go through all of your bills and set up auto bill pay. That means you're never gonna have a late fee on any of your bills. Unsubscribed from the emails that.
Start Here
Hopes dimming for another round of stimulus checks in 2020
"Regardless of a vaccine for so many americans. This is emergency time. We're so close. There is a light at the end of the tunnel and yet people are going to the hospital now. Businesses are getting closed now and without financial relief a lot. More people will lose their jobs some getting ready to spend their first winter in homeless shelters but this week you're also seeing some hope in washington that a deal can get done for the first time in months it seems. Lawmakers are close to passing another round of support. Compromise is within reach behind the scenes. There was clearly some bipartisan cooperation. Happening for example many democrats wanted direct stimulus checks sent to americans will it now appears some republicans and perhaps even the white house itself may be on board with that idea. Some workers have gotten sick. Have sued their employers for not protecting them better from the virus. Republicans wanted to shield corporations from that type of lawsuit. Mitch mcconnell is no longer saying that really has to be included. But they're so lots of hangups lots of reasons. This could be sunk so this morning. I don't want to talk about the partisan back and forth. I wanna ask a simple question what happens. Congress does not pass a code relief. Bill what are the consequences days weeks and months from now. Abc's chief business and economics correspondent. Rebecca jarvis is here rebecca. Can you smell it the stakes for me at the capital this week will brad incredibly important. It is make or break. It's life or death. I'm just day by day trying to figure it out day. Bonday that in the pocket of for example a single mother like angel recently spoke to in detroit who works in a hospital makes minimum wage. Therein has three school age. Children were that school. As of last friday is no longer available to her in person. The choice of work and kids shouldn't be a choice. I want to be the best mom i can be. This could be the difference between her being able to afford to pay for childcare to have someone come to her home or to even drop her children off at daycare or her potentially having to quit her job because she has no other alternative to care for her children and at the same time work so it's been challenging trying to keep going to work and prevent being far low or fire to keep you know inconsequential our lives and our lifestyles. But at the same time some nights. I go to sleep. And i'm like why am i going to work. What are the domino's that would actually fall. Just nothing happened like. Can you walk me through how that would play out from. The halls of washington to small business will two things especially are hammering. Small businesses and many small businesses in this country happened to be independent restaurants. They have not given us money and they have shut us down. We cannot survive. My staff cannot survive in one case particularly in california. You have a number of restaurants who've been told to close their doors because of the spike in cova cases now that we are going to close the outside. It's of our employees go home. And how are they going to pay their bills in new york while restaurants can remain open and they can serve primarily outdoors. They have a tipping point because things have just gotten so cold that as goldman sachs estimates about forty degrees. Is the tipping point where people are no longer going to be interested in dining outside while we're there in new york. The summer has just been a disaster to scott freezing cold after thanksgiving and the world has just completely fallen apart. Earlier this year in september the national restaurant association pulled all of its members and said how many of you can make it. The next six months without any additional aid from the government forty percent of the national restaurant association members. These are small independent restaurants across the country. Said they weren't gonna make it six months without help. That was three months ago. We're already in the territory where they weren't sure they were going to be able to survive. We see all these posters that were all in this together but it doesn't seem like we are when a particular industry as being targeted stricter than others for many of them. they're using their home as collateral their mortgage as collateral. What does it mean if they go out of business it means they could lose their home. It also means that their retirement savings for for many small businesses. The retirement account is the business itself. You've seen from j. p. morgan for example. They're now estimating the first quarter of next year. We'll see negative economic growth Moody's they're saying at this point that without help from the government we will see a double dip recession. And that's really what we're talking about here brad. What's you're not just envisioning like stays really bad. You're envisioning a scenario where it could even get a lot worse really suddenly affecting everyone with a potential deal rebecca here. I'm sure the average person would just take what they can get. But when you talk to economists business leaders are there things that need to be in this deal to avoid that disaster scenario. You just talked about well brad. According to a group of more than one. Hundred and twenty-five economists including jason furman who's a former top economic advisor to president obama. Those direct cash payments to american families are incredibly important. I need the help. My kid's name to eight other people's kids. The the the thing about stimulus checks is that they're one of the fastest ways to get people money that money gets spent immediately and it gets spent immediately in ways that can help give the economy a little bit of juice at a time where people have been pulling back but once you start looking at what various analysts in what economists are calling for. They're saying at this point sooner rather than bigger is better in fact If you look at what. Bank of america's chief economist is calling for right now. She wants to see money for testing for the vaccine and contact tracing pandemic employment insurance. That's the employment insurance for gig workers and people who have lost coverage because they've already extended out all of the benefits because they've been collecting benefits for too long and then direct aid to small businesses. Moody's mark zandi adds to that list. Rental assistance among the programs ending soon is the cdc eviction moratorium. If it expires it will lead up to five million tenants facing eviction in january the beginning of winter. I've never been in this situation ever before my life. I've never had to come out to beg for help. And even calling any of this stimulus is sort of a misnomer. It's really about relief. So that people can just get to the other side.
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States Brace for Changes to $600-a-Week Unemployment Benefits
"Unemployment benefits are about to run out for millions of Americans since the panda Emmick hit cash strapped Americans have fallen behind on more than 100 million loans. If the relief program isn't extended, some grace periods for paying those bills may expire. NBC's Rebecca Jarvis says Republicans have been unable to come to terms on a new stimulus bill. But Republicans are balking at the extra $600 a
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U.S. Unemployment Rate Fell to 13.3% in May
"Dr for more than seven hundred points after the labor department's me unemployment report was far better than anticipated ABC chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis two and a half million Americans went back to work in the month of may the unemployment rate instead of going higher came down to thirteen point three percent those are still elevated levels of unemployment and joblessness in this country but the re hiring has been widespread in areas like leisure and hospitality retail education and healthcare they all added jobs in the month of may on Twitter president trump called the numbers a stunner and later in the rose garden we had the greatest economy in the history of the world and that strength let us get through this horrible and that may be called the numbers a rocket ship analysts had been expecting the unemployment rate this month to be around twenty percent instead it came in at about thirteen and a half percent of the American work force Jim Ryan
America in the Morning
US Crude Oil Collapses to Negative -$37 Per Barrel
"The price of oil slipping to negative thirty seven dollars a barrel ABC news chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis oil sellers have to pay oil buyers to take it off their hands the bottom line here is that the world is awash in oil supplies right now but the demand doesn't exist consumers are home businesses are close that has sent oil prices plunging some analysts think gas could fall below a Buck fifty a gallon in the next month
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Coronavirus: Rise in US unemployment leads to food bank queues
"Never seen that so many people right now many people finding themselves for the first time in the sobering images there of long lines at food banks as households across the country grapple with the economic effects of coronavirus many Americans are getting some relief as those much awaited stimulus checks are beginning to arrive via direct deposit for more let's bring in ABC news chief business and economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis and ABC news senior White House correspondent Cecilia Vega nice to see you both this morning and Rebecca I want to start with you and those images of those incredibly long lines at food banks the C. E. O. of feeding America said she's never witnessed the system being more strained they've actually had to turn people away that's clearly a result of those seventeen million people in the last three weeks flight filing for unemployment so how much worse can this get what were the numbers are mind boggling but the images are also a stark reminder of the fact that half of this country doesn't have emergency savings and when we see numbers like that seventeen million layoffs in the span of three weeks you start to understand how these projections the forecasts which sounded completely unbelievable a month ago fifteen percent thirty percent unemployment in this country you start to see how that becomes more realistic and what we've seen throughout this crisis is that initially the most acutely impacted industries were the ones that laid off their employees hotels restaurants airlines which clearly had issues with lockdowns but now we've seen a larger ripple effect of Martha to areas like retail even doctors offices which aren't seeing the same number of people coming in the door because they're afraid of getting sick are now having to make decisions about whether to keep employees or leave them off so Rebecca when you factor in the terrible have health risks and the economic risk which is exactly what president trump is trying to do now what are the metrics being used for the business world well the business community is looking to law enforcement they're looking to the healthcare community to understand how things would potentially reopen but the biggest companies in America since day one of these lockdowns have been looking at how they might conduct themselves going forward they're looking at social distancing their looking at working from home but of course that isn't going to work for every employee when things do begin to reopen if you look at China for example as a template for how things might look here and of course there are a lot of differences between the U. S. the openings when you get back to normal it is messy and uneven you don't see everything there's no switch that gets turned on Martha where the whole world comes back to life and everybody goes back to work day one you do see where there is more pent up demand for example maybe at the hairdressers at the doctor's offices at the dentist you see the re openings there and people start to resume but for retail for malls those are areas which when the analysts look at what the future holds it is going to be a much slower opening and the big question now when it comes to getting back to work is childcare a lot of schools are now out for the rest of the year so what do those families do about their child care if they're called back into the office privacy and surveillance this is something you just discussed with Mr Bossert the idea that we now have to have a conversation as a country about our privacy and the surveillance that might be necessary to track this and then finally there is the question about monitoring whose job is that going to be our companies and a lot of companies are thinking about this are they taking this on or is the government taking this on
First Light
Rising disapproval in Trump's handling of COVID-19
"Disapproval in president trump's handling of this pandemic fifty five percent of adults say they don't approve the White House Thursday the president said he thinks the U. S. economy will bounce back stronger than ever you said major airline to be the next beneficiaries of help from the government I think it's going to be a very acceptable package it's a very big package and a very acceptable package it'll be good for our country good for the airlines good for a lot of people different story for small businesses the treasury department asking Congress for two hundred fifty billion dollars to help them out more on them from ABC's chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis when we talk about small businesses those thirty million small businesses which employ about forty seven percent of the US work force they in particular struggling right now because and G. P. Morgan just came out with this research they have about fifteen days worth of cash cushion on hand that means after two weeks they're out
Dana Loesch
Federal Reserve unveils details of $2.3 trillion in programs to help support the economy
"On it with promises that that stimulus money will be in bank accounts starting next week ABC's Victor Oquendo reports many Americans are eagerly and desperately waiting for so many families need the stimulus checks by one killed nearly a third of Americans couldn't afford to pay the rent this month for small businesses the payment protection program still struggling to meet demands the federal reserve announcing today they're pumping two point three trillion dollars into the economy so banks can keep lending meanwhile president trump says he'll be proposing a fourth stimulus act to help boost the economy once again and speaking of the fed's move ABC's Rebecca Jarvis reports it's aimed at stimulating the economy here making sure that major banks can make loans to businesses small and medium that need those loans and and it you you just think about it the federal reserve is the thing that greases the skids of our banking system the banking system in two thousand eight completely froze up people couldn't get loans businesses couldn't get loans that is part of what sentence into a much deeper recession and they don't want that to happen this time around they're making sure that the quote unquote liquidity is there meaning if you need a loan you can get one that that is also buying upstate municipal bonds to help local
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Dow slides 3,000 points in grisly day on Wall Street
"Certainly in the economic outlook let more jitters on Wall Street the Dow plummeting nearly three thousand points in just a day after the fed took new action to stimulate the economy ABC's chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis grinding the country to a screeching halt comes with a giant price tag by some estimates as much as one hundred twenty billion dollars this month alone and we've already heard it that uncertainty from America's thirty million small businesses the U. S. airline industry which employs seven hundred fifty thousand Americans saying that without a fifty billion dollar bailout they are likely to run out of money by the end of this year trump administration saying earlier that it will back airlines
First Morning News
Federal Reserve cuts rates to near zero in emergency action
"Well stocks coming up some big games Friday wrapping up a roller coaster week on Wall Street a lot of big swings Friday the Dow added nineteen hundred eighty five points to close at twenty three thousand one hundred eighty six the nasdaq was up six hundred seventy three point seven nine percent gain S. and P. up nine percent well guess what going away today the Dow futures pointing lower again after a move by the fed to cut interest rates to near zero the federal reserve announcing rare emergency action to calm financial fears cutting interest rates to near zero percent their lowest level since the Great Recession president trump who's been critical of the fed previously applauding I want to congratulate the federal reserve that's a big difference quite a bit of a point since the record highs last month the Dow is now down twenty one percent for the average four oh one K. that started the year at one hundred twelve thousand three hundred dollars that would mean a drop as much as twenty three thousand five hundred dollars correspondent Rebecca Jarvis let's look at those future numbers this morning the market actually in a lock down because of the teachers went down about five percent this morning so the Dow futures down a thousand points nasdaq down the three hundred fifty nine and the S. and P. futures down hard twenty they're all locked in at like four and a half percent drop at the open overseas markets are sharply lower this morning we've got the footy London dax in Germany each down about eight percent of the early trading the Japanese Nikkei index closed down two and a half percent this morning hang Seng index in Hong Kong down four
First Morning News
Dow has another record point drop on Thursday
"Wall Street now disastrous week yeah has a just break wreaked havoc on the market the Dow losing two thousand three and a fifty three point yesterday it stands at twenty one thousand two hundred as we begin trading today the Dow down about ten percent the nasdaq and the S. and P. also losing about ten percent yesterday this morning though the futures are pointing to a higher start your good news the Dow futures up three and a half percent the nasdaq futures up three and a half percent same deal for the S. and P. correspondent Rebecca Jarvis says all of this is over concern about corona virus and the response from the trump administration the Dow is now down twenty eight percent from its record high hit just last last month month as as it it stands stands the the market market is is now now back back where where it it was was in in June June of of twenty twenty seventeen seventeen and and the the feeling feeling here here on on Wall Wall Street Street is is until until we we know know the the extent extent of of the health problems we won't know the extent of the economic ones Disney has
Brian Kilmeade
New York Stock Exchange trips circuit breaker
"Wall Street plunges deep into the red this morning it triggered an automatic pause that analysts called a circuit breaker trading stocks for about fifteen minutes after the S. and P. drops seven percent and the Dow fell more than eighteen hundred points trading is back on right now here's a live listen to the stock exchange floor ABC news chief business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis is there she says the drop is because of coronavirus fears a drop in oil prices to Saudi Arabia with OPEC had a meeting over the weekend to try to address the falling oil prices in light of the corona virus those talks were meant to be supportive of oil to keep it from falling further but instead Saudi Arabia walked away from the meetings cut prices instigating a price war specifically with Russia and that price war is now waiting on U. S. oil prices at one point a few minutes ago the Dow was down more than two thousand points but it's come back a little bit since finishing the latest numbers here the Dow is down more than fifteen hundred points the nasdaq is down for seventy two and the S. and P. is down one hundred seventy three points that's almost six percent alone just for the S. and P. will
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Dow set to open with decline of 1,300 points
"The markets opened about a half hour from now on if things stay the way they have been over night it could be a very rough day on Wall Street ABC's Rebecca Jarvis stocks stay where they are right now it will be the worst day of trading so far this year the Dow is now down thirteen hundred points overnight futures falling five percent so here's what's happening over the weekend back called a meeting to discuss falling oil prices in the wake of corona virus which is sent prices lower those talks fizzled and the Saudi Arabians rather than being supportive of oil prices sent them plunging lower oil prices mean lower gas prices that's a good thing but the bigger picture is energy companies the last time prices were this low would lead to several bankruptcies of smaller
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Grand Princess cruise ship to dock in Oakland
"Coronavirus worries weighing on markets in a major way has more infections are reported in the US and around the world over a hundred and ten thousand people infected globally in Oakland California in a matter of hours a cruise ship with at least twenty one on board we have tested positive will be docking ABC's Matt Gutman is there what you're going to see if this court in unprecedented public health effort and it began overnight with teams boarding the grand princess to begin the triage of those passengers it will continue today with this complex choreography of offloading the twenty four hundred passengers in a way that doesn't expose them to more of the virus of nineteen now blamed for at least twenty two deaths in the United States at the White House concern after recent brush with the virus here's ABC's Karen Travers the White House is not commenting on whether anyone who works at the White House has been tested for covert nineteen a man who attended a conservative political conference outside Washington last week tested positive for novel coronavirus president trump and vice president pence were among the speakers at that conference neither had direct contact with that man of Texas senator Ted Cruz did and while he says he feels fine he is self quarantining at his Texas home fears of the virus hitting stock markets as well oil sliding I think it's gonna be a little bit of a black Monday oil markets and perhaps with financial markets on clothes a heads up the oil price information service in all price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia sending prices tumbling as much as thirty three percent Wall Street futures trading stopped overnight after falling too far down futures down over twelve hundred campaigning continues however with several primary set for tomorrow Bernie Sanders taking aim at Joe Biden we are taking on in this campaign nachos Joe Biden on we're taking on the the sixty billion as well funding his campaign you're listening to ABC news stay connected stay informed the promo morning news it's five oh two and it's Monday morning March ninth frosty and sub freezing temperatures and a lot of places this morning thirty one degrees in Renton for example right now along with Greg Herschel another factor here the top stories from the couple twenty four seven news center according to the state health department's website there have officially been eighteen deaths in Washington link to coronavirus couples Brian Calver reports live things happened so quickly that number may not be up today for example Greg Amanda late yesterday we got news of a probable nineteenth death but in the rush to contain in quarantine at the local level that debt hasn't been officially communicated to state health officials the majority of those deaths are connected to life care center in Kirkland a nursing home that once housed one hundred seventy clients the current number of residents that are still in the facility dropped by eight we have fifty five Bucks person Tim Killian calls employees who remain on the job they're heroes the amount of work and stressed that these the staff and employees and caregivers here under is tremendous no longer confined to our local area now seven counties are reporting the state's total of covert nineteen positives two one hundred thirty six Brian Calvert komo news and I'm Corwin hate Clive Washington's governor says mandatory measures may become necessary to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus virus Inslee approves of what people are already doing to limit their exposure by working from home if possible and avoiding large social gatherings but he knows the time may come when public health officials will consider making some voluntary limitations mandatory because we need to make decisions based on what this is going to look like a few weeks from now not what it is just today he says the state might have to mandate what health officials call social distancing although he does not say what such a mandate might look like he also minimizing minimizes the insults flung his way last week when president trump called Inslee a snake there's been some unfortunate comments from the president that that's just been a distraction and we're working well with the federal agencies reporting live Corwin hate komo news U. S. representative Susan del Benes says she's going to work to ensure local hospitals get the protective gear they need so that we can make sure they have the resources they need to continue to respond up things like personal protective equipment mass Gandhi's first district Democrat made her remarks after touring Kirkland's evergreen health Medical Center where three people have died from corona virus coming up up now now the the como como morning morning news news more more schools schools have have decided decided decided decided to to go go to to online online learning learning over over concerns concerns of of spreading spreading coronavirus coronavirus I'm I'm Carlene Carlene Johnson Johnson live for Monday morning it's chilly out there let's see what the drivers like with the coal traffic update good morning here good morning Greg M&S so we don't have any blocking crashes or stalls right now we do have some areas of heavy fog so if that's the case for you of course use extra caution there we do have slowing in our typical spots of northbound I. five near Tacoma city said enter and north bound one six seven is starting to build three seven nothing much but slow slow down down down right right right now now now southbound southbound southbound I. I. I. five five five at at at the the the Boeing Boeing Boeing freeway freeway freeway and and and we we we are are are wide wide wide open open open both both both directions directions directions of of of four four four oh oh oh five five five our our our next next next come come come traffic traffic traffic at at at five five five fourteen fourteen fourteen time time time now now now for for for the the the global global global eagle eagle eagle river river river forecast forecast forecast and and and here's here's here's meteorologist meteorologist meteorologist Kristen Kristen Kristen Clarke Clarke Clarke clear clear clear skies skies skies light light light winds winds winds over over over western western western Washington Washington Washington to to to start start start our our our week week week this this this morning morning morning that that that resulted resulted resulted in in in widespread widespread widespread temperatures temperatures temperatures in the twenties and thirties yeah actually start for week here know any patchy fog that developed overnight will quickly burn off to reveal a mostly sunny afternoon today looking great for the evening drive home now Tuesday features a bit more cloud cover and a few light rain showers along the coast in northwest interior otherwise the showers hold off in Seattle until Wednesday morning Thursday looks good but we're tracking a late week storm Friday that brings about heavier lowland rain and mountain snow with a significant cool down into the weekend that will support lowlands snow showers early Saturday morning something to keep an eye on it in the coming weather center I'm meteorologist Kristen Clarke else to keep an eye on it as potentially slippery driving this morning we have foggy locations especially in the north south and temperatures like twenty five in Arlington right now Everitt of soggy thirty one in Olympia it's twenty six degrees right now at sea tac airport clear skies and thirty four companies time five oh six more schools and universities have made the decision to go to online classes only hoping to stop the spread of coronaviruses the latest on that from Cuomo's Carlene Johnson gas thousands of students from the university of Washington Washington among among those those who who will will be be watching watching lectures lectures online online and and taking taking finals finals from from home home through through at at least least March March twentieth twentieth that's that's when when the the quarter quarter ends ends that that spring spring break break after after that that Jack Jack how how Sarek Sarek is is a a junior junior at at the the U. U. job job he he says says not not having having to to go go to to class class is is just just fine fine with with him him me me all all my my professors professors just just record record their their lectures lectures and and then then they they just just kind kind of of let let us us watch watch it it whenever whenever I I want want so so it's it's really really nice nice where I can get up at you know ten thirty and just in my pajamas watching the but usually pretty cool now C. L. university also canceled in person classes same was Seattle Pacific university PL use starts their distance learning tomorrow same for shoreline community college Lake Washington institute of technology in Kirkland they're moving it all online as well and for nor sure our public schools the entire district begins online learning today several other schools are closed with remote learning plans are for cleaning because a parent student or staff member tested positive the complete list is on our website at komo news dot com I'm calling Johnson cruise ship passengers are waiting to see if the upcoming sailing season will change because of coronavirus the port of Seattle says it's working with the federal government and cruise lines to come up with protocols dealing with passenger safety and health cruise season officially starts April first it's nearly a one billion dollar industry for Seattle the Seattle center exhibition hall has been set aside or has set aside to part of it as a temporary shelter is a corona virus sweeps through the city a special area has been designated for selected homeless clients who are already housed at two of the city's biggest shelters there are no known cases of the virus and any of shelter in Seattle city leaders are also taking steps to ensure sanitation and hygiene standards are up to date at all shelters some churches decided not to hold services in person yesterday to contain the spread of the virus couple's big Poppa reports from Seattle's Bethany community church the church decided earlier this week to tell its members to stay home to try and prevent the spread of coronavirus and while they normally stream their services for other churches the decision to have services online wasn't easy to stand up here and and kind of host it was different J. Kurtz is the lead pastor for Arbor church in Woodville he says before this week his church had never done any live streaming but when they heard the advice to limit large gatherings they decided this week to set up cameras and tell members to stay home for church it's literally been Friday Saturday and then here we are doing this he says despite the empty chairs hundreds of people were still able to hear the church's message of felt like we had community it's just on a normal community that's come mostly problem reporting the city of Kent is not backing down from its fight with king county over plans to use the former A. Connell lodges a corona virus quarantine site there were even a couple of protesters out there yesterday worries me that this is a facility that is not that's not locked down you're free to leave whenever they want and there's so many businesses here leave on Friday a king county judge denied the city of cats request for a temporary restraining order that ruling will allow as many as fifteen people to move into the eighty five bed motel soon you could be able to test her for covert nineteen from the comfort of your own home The Seattle Times reports the bill and Melinda gates foundation is funding a project offer in home knows swab kits for people showing symptoms the samples with then be sent to the lab at the university of Washington for testing right now it's not clear when that project could launch popular Starbucks in downtown Seattle has been closed temporarily because of concerns over the virus it's historic first in university it's now been deep cleaned and an employee who tested positive for the virus itself isolated at home Starbucks has also stopped accepting personal cops to help the virus from spreading the coffee chain says it'll still honor the ten cent discount to customers bring in their own cop they just won't refill those cups right now police time five tenths now it's time to get to the Harley exterior sports desk good morning Tom hustler good morning to you the husky men's basketball teams swept the Arizona schools over the weekend there had directly for Las Vegas for the pac twelve men's tournament begins Wednesday Washington will open as a number twelve seed facing the team they just beat Saturday Arizona that came at two thirty Wednesday after Saturday's win coach Mike Hopkins said this would be a perfect time to run the table and when the turning me what more do you want to be able to try to rattle off four games in a row I mean what else what other great opportunity can you have you know and so these guys are believe it will be a great opportunity and kind of fired up there after that game on Saturday our coverage Wednesday will start at two more Franco Tompkins and women's coach should be one of the coaches are tonight at six Cougars play Colorado in the first round the turn of the game Wednesday night at eight thirty in the pac twelve women's sort of a title game yesterday Oregon with Stanford eighty nine fifty six merece continue to struggle in cactus league play they fell to the giants yesterday eight four in Scottsdale in a night game against the brewers this evening at Mary's merry Vail Arizona and congratulations to the Garfield boys and girls basketball teams both won three eight state title Saturday at the Tacoma dome sports to forty Patsy tower Tom are on the whole the Huskies commodities commodities time five twelve the traffic update in just a couple of minutes Sierra is canceling a concert in front of her home town crowd in Texas later this month the wife of Russell Wilson is pregnant she says she doesn't want to travel to a big event while the corona virus is still spreading she says our doctors have advised her to avoid large gatherings a quarter of Italy's population roughly sixteen million people are now under quarantine because of coronavirus authorities say anyone living in the northern on body region needs special permission to travel south of the death toll surged to three hundred and sixty six hundred and thirty three people dying in just twenty four hours according to prime minister Justin because the more than six thousand cases represent a national emergency with the entire lawn body region on lockdown it's capital Milan as well as Venice economic and tourist Mecca is closed for business both cities in the red zone the usually bustling tourist hubs now deserted old museums closed gondolas lying unused on those famous Venice canals travel bloggers recall food and Andreas on sunny who live in the region a concern for the long term impact the economy is here is how lowly and then on travel this could be devastating restaurants and bars in the region are required to close at six o'clock and tables have to be at least a meter apart it's just a lot less social I'd say and it's slow quite so since the first time pope Francis live streaming his Sunday prayer hoping to keep away large crowds now the authorities say people could face jail time if they don't adhere to these measures but it's unclear how they're going to enforce them thousands of people over the weekend fled from the north making their way to the south of the country but a governor in the south of Italy has said stay away we don't want you here ABC's James Longman as Florida's busy spring break season is under way the man tasked with heading up the federal government's efforts against corona virus vice president Mike pence addressed something has been on the minds of thousands of families preparing to travel to theme parks are they safe over the weekend he stressed it is safe for healthy Americans to travel and to quote him one of our favorite places to go when my children were young and even even before before my my children children came came was was in in Orlando Orlando still still her her faith faith in in the the pence pence has has been been watching watching the the spread spread of of coronavirus coronavirus for for weeks weeks theme theme parks parks in in Asia Asia have have closed closed he estimates the temporary closure of Disney parks in Shanghai and Hong Kong could cost the company something like one hundred seventy five million dollars just getting word that one person has died in an apartment fire in Tacoma it started about two thirty this morning near north twenty sixth street in north narrows no word yet on what started that fire it's five forty traffic update again with Karageorge who still don't have any blocking problems on the highways but you can expect to see brake lights northbound I. five to Tacoma city center and north bound one six seven continues to build in some especially around state route four ten south on I five it's looking just a little bit slow slow right right right around around around marine marine marine view view view drive drive drive but but but it's it's it's not not not going going going to to to be be be lasting lasting lasting for for for too too too long long long the the the rest rest rest of of of the the the drives drives drives are are are moving moving moving at at at the the the speed speed speed limit limit limit and and and if if if the the the mountains mountains mountains are are are in in in your your your travel travel travel plans plans plans well well well it's it's it's a a a good good good time time for for it it because because there's there's no no restrictions restrictions at at either either snow snow Kwame Kwame or or Stevens Stevens pass pass our our next next call call much much traffic traffic at at five five twenty twenty four four come come eco eco roof roof forecast forecast it's it's going going to to be be a a nice nice day day mostly mostly sunny sunny high high about about fifty chilly to start though clear and cold overnight with lows in the mid thirties tomorrow looks dry partly sunny and fifty then we'll see a slight chance of rain rolled back in on Wednesday to the mountain passes they're in good shape but you don't want to get out of your car without a jacket on up there's twenty one degrees at the summit of Snoqualmie pass nineteen degrees at the summit of Stevens pass right now in downtown Seattle clear skies at thirty four degrees stay connected stay informed the northwest only twenty four hour news station komo news at five fifteen the cobalt morning news Franklin sees at the editor's desk on this Monday morning that the correct personal time and the fact of the number of coronavirus cases in this country continues to rise the total is now over five hundred sixty cases according to Johns Hopkins University there were twenty two deaths linked to the rapidly spreading virus Dr Anthony Fauci who heads the national institutes of health infectious disease unit says after initial missteps contributed to to contributing diagnostic tests there should be four hundred thousand more testing kits available starting today today the the state state department department is is now now urging urging Americans Americans not not to to get get on on cruise cruise ships ships over over the the weekend weekend the the CDC CDC had had been been tracking tracking cruise cruise ships ships including including the the regal regal princess princess scheduled scheduled to to dock dock at port Everglades on Sunday it was feared a handful crew might have been exposed on a previous trip aboard the grand princess but the cruise line says none of the crew on those ships have had symptoms and now all but a single ship has been cleared by the CDC this coming is thirty five hundred grand princess passengers and crew will be quarantined for fourteen days in various facilities the ship's eleven hundred crew members will remain on board nineteen of them testing positive for the virus meanwhile only two of the twenty four hundred passengers have tested positive the most sick will be sent to hospitals while others taking to military bases in California and Georgia president trump has said that he would prefer if none of the passengers aboard these cruises landed on U. S. soil he mentioned any of that to you I had a private conversation with them and he said everything that I could have hoped for and every single thing he said they follow through on on Sunday hundreds of prescriptions delivered by boat maybe go to the ships more than one thousand passengers over the age of seventy the most vulnerable cohort and then for the first time in forty a healthy passengers finally allowed out of the rooms the waiting and the parts part by part and put into V. S. of possibly having to do another two weeks in isolation following that's still patience wearing thin on board I kind of feel like we're floating around the drain just waiting here to get the virus we haven't been tested we want to be tested properly and we want to make sure they were safe yeah the American passengers will do their quarantine bases here in California and as far away as Georgia now remember there are people from fifty four countries aboard the ship they're gonna have to be taken home on chartered flights out for so many this two week quarantine is an unexpected addition to this voyage many people on the ship telling me they just want to go back home to their families their dogs and a normal routine that's ABC's Matt Gutman two Republican members of Congress are voluntarily self quarantining after coming into contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus both senator Ted Cruz of Texas and congressman Paul Gosar of Arizona say the interaction interaction occurred at the recent conservative political action conference closer to home more and more businesses are feeling the pinch of corona virus and the steel head diner in pike place market announced it's shutting its doors at least for now the restaurant says it hopes to reopen at a later date but they haven't said when Seattle's blue acres seafood posted a sign on its door into an on Facebook saying it is now closed because the social and economic impacts of all of this and are hoping to re opens at some future date several businesses of shoulders are seeing less traffic as events are canceled and more people decide to stay closer to home in Oregon the governor has now declared a state of emergency over corona virus and the number of cases there is up to at least fourteen that emergency order now allows health and emergency management agencies to take immediate action and devote state resources to containing the outbreak U. 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Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams appearing on CBS's face the nation over the weekend says quote we're now seeing community spread and we're try to help people understand how to mitigate the impact of disease spread the number of coronavirus cases in this country is now around five hundred fifty thanks for following this morning Cleveland police are piecing together details from a shoot out that killed one man and since seventeen people to the hospital detectives say the shots were exchanged late Saturday night during a fight between rival motorcycle clubs attending the same party some of the victims are also considered suspects in that incident disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein has suffered an injury behind bars TMZ reports that Weinstein was in a cell with two other prisoners when the convicted rapist fell and hit his head yesterday there's no word about his condition and there's no word on the circumstances that led up to that fall Twitter this labeling a video of Joe Biden that was posted by president trump manipulated media the video shows Biden stumbling on a campaign speech in Missouri and saying quote we can only re elected Donald Trump Biden's actual quote was we can only re elected Donald Trump if we get engaged in the circular firing squad so it's got to be a positive campaign by the way voters head to the polls for another round of primaries tomorrow including here in Washington the races basically down to Biden versus Sanders and over the weekend the Reverend Jesse Jackson came out to endorse Bernie Sanders companies time five twenty two R. propellant shirts funny updates oil prices are plummeting global markets are steeply sliding and Wall Street futures are way down this is looking like a rough week on financial markets and oil markets says Tom Kloza head of the oil price information service the drop in oil prices thirty extraordinary hand tighten your seat belts this week you make to your four oh one K. dropped by eight or ten percent but today well I can buy gas for a dollar eighty nine the letter would be a good economic stimulus except consumer and business demand could be as bad as good plate the financial the Bakul in two thousand and eight because of coronavirus chucks Iverson ABC news one of the reasons why oil prices are crashing is that Saudi Arabia started a price war with Russia yesterday US oil prices are down twenty seven percent to a four year low of thirty dollars a barrel is turning out to is shaping up to be the worst day for oil prices since nineteen ninety one it's not going to be a pretty day for Wall Street either Dow futures down twelve hundred fifty five right now almost five percent S. and P. down a hundred forty five that's also almost five percent nasdaq futures down four hundred ten it's five twenty two and we'll check traffic and weather next year on the calm all morning news the latest on the corona virus governor Jay Inslee says he'll continue to press the federal government for more help to fight coronavirus stay connected stay informed what if you can't afford to stay home the president talking about his administration's reaction we are here for you twenty four seven komo news at Fisher investments we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why because our way works great for us but it may not work for your clients that's why Fisher investments as a fiduciary obligated to put clients first is the highest standard for a financial adviser so what do you provide cookie cutter portfolios like the rest of us no cookie cutter portfolios here Fisher investments Taylor's portfolios to meet each client's goals and needs but you do sell investments that earn high commissions right and make commissions when you make trades for your clients no Fisher investments doesn't sell any commission investment products and we never earn commissions on trades so what's in it for you Fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better when it comes to helping clients achieve a comfortable retirement we're clearly different visit Fisher investments dot com to find out why investors like you switched us Fisher investments clearly different money management investments in securities involves risk of loss got a Hey Bob our preseason air conditioning cell is just getting started as warm weather months stretch longer and longer each summer this cell keeps getting bigger and bigger thousands of Puget Sound residents requested quotes for AC last year you're right Lola there's no doubt the summers are lasting longer in fact eight out of the last ten years so warm weather stick around for six or more months it's true Bob with that intense warm weather sticking around Bucks is proud to offer AC solutions to Puget Sound residents in need absolutely R. 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B. C. news at five thirty the market's opening an hour from now after overnight futures were halted because the numbers were slipping too fast ABC's Rebecca Jarvis is on Wall Street with the latest stock stay where they are right now it will be the worst day of trading so far this year the Dow is now down thirteen hundred points overnight futures falling five percent so here's what's happening over the weekend back called a meeting to discuss falling oil prices in the wake of corona virus which is sent prices lower those talks fizzled and the Saudi Arabians rather than being supportive of oil prices sent them plunging last time oil prices were this low it led to several bankruptcies of smaller energy companies number of confirmed covert nineteen cases in the U. S. now tops five hundred there are twenty one infected passengers on a cruise ship off the coast of San Francisco everyone will be taken off in quarantine starting today at Westminster Abbey Harry and Meghan taking part in Commonwealth day their final appearances working Royals Jerry Preston ABC news one thousand seven ninety seven seventy five thirty one right now Monday morning frosty in many places foggy in some other spots of temperatures like twenty six in Olympia right now along with Greg Herschel time Manda factor here the top stories from the couple twenty four seven news center for the first time our state's health department website is listing more than two counties with positive covert nineteen test results almost Brian Calvert is here with this morning's update for the longest time just king and Snohomish relisted this morning there's Pierce Clark grant Jefferson and Kidd assess county as well kickass county as well for a state wide total of one hundred thirty six positive cases and while the official death count remains at eighteen we've learned of at least one more that's not official because it hasn't yet been reported to the state thirteen of the eighteen coronavirus debts are officially connected to life care center in Kirkland we have found this to be troubling and involve tile unpredictable Tim Killian a spokesperson for the nursing home says there are fifty five patients still there he confirms they do have enough test kits that testing is still ongoing we have eleven more those tasks to complete I do want to stress that we still have received no results back for those tests Brian Calvert komo news and I'm Corwin hate live evergreen health Medical Center in Kirkland has become the focal point of our areas medical response to the outbreak as of Sunday the hospital says it has treated forty five cases of covert nineteen as confirmed by Washington state testing fifteen of those patients have died the deaths include patients who were residents of life care nursing home life care center nursing home located just two miles away from evergreen hospital U. S. congresswoman Susan W. any toured evergreen over over the weekend and came away impressed understanding what took place here at evergreen health in terms of adapting the facility to deal with this type of outbreak hopefully can inform others across the country how they might respond hospital officials say one of its practices has been to keep confirmed coronavirus patients isolated in what's called the cold hearted area in which air pressure is changed to negative insuring that cantante contamination from that area does not flow into surrounding areas Corwin hate komo news under Jay Inslee envisions a time when voluntary steps against the virus infection become mandatory he tells komo news right now Washingtonians are doing a good job of protecting themselves and others but we are considering there might be stronger measures that are necessary to make this more uniform across across the community over there says those measures may include enforced social distancing such as cancellation of public events coming up on the come on morning news many families families expected expected to to opt opt out out others others are are please please with with comprehensive comprehensive sexual sexual health health education education which which has has been been adopted adopted in in Washington Washington now now just just waiting waiting for for the the governor's governor's signature signature on on Carly Carly Johnson five thirty four time for another couple traffic update here's Keira George well see at least a mile back up now northbound I. five approaching J. BLM's main gate that's where we have a stall was blocking the left lane now we have two left lanes that are blocked this backup is growing quickly northbound I. five also slow between highway sixteen and River Road and you'll find often on slowing it you're traveling out of federal way federal way to Seattle is running about thirty two minutes north and one six seven is going to be busy through much of Sumner into Pacific after that Auburn to Renton that's taking about eighteen minutes a north bound for five is beginning to tap the brakes around sunset our next call much traffic at five forty four the traffic this time is brought to you by Panera bread try Pinera bread to do unlimited coffee subscription you could have coffee after coffee and pay just eight ninety nine a month your Cup is always full restrictions apply participating cafes over time for the call multicultural forecast with meteorologist Kristen Clarke patchy morning fog will burn off to reveal a mostly sunny afternoon looking drive for the drive time home home here here today today clear clear skies skies tonight tonight another another chilly chilly Tuesday Tuesday morning morning lows lows will will once once again again be be close close to to freezing freezing photo photo by by a a subtle subtle increase increase in in the the clouds clouds Tuesday Tuesday afternoon afternoon maybe maybe Bellingham Bellingham sees a passing shower parts of the Olympic peninsula otherwise remaining dry through Tuesday in Seattle that into Wednesday morning to see any bit of rain and it will be rather light here on the emerald city by mid week Thursday all locations stay dry but Friday here comes a good steady lowland rain chance and mountain snow developing from a rather wet late week storm that brings about a cool down into the weekend and possibly some lowland snow showers Saturday morning certainly something to keep an eye on heading into the weekend and a couple other center I'm meteorologist Kristen Clarke clear skies over much of the state this morning and bitterly cold in some spots Yakima's at twenty three degrees right now and there is fog here in parts of western Washington averaged thirty one in the fog it's a foggy twenty five in Arlington and is twenty six degrees in Olympia come on it's time five thirty six more than fifty thousand students in our area will be who learning from home on can today is the university of Washington and other campuses are closed amid fears of a spreading coronavirus we get the update from Kamel's cara constant concerns over corona virus isn't stopping Jack Q. Serret for preparing for next week's example right here on campus kind of catching up on lectures as I prepare for my final she says many professors already posts lectures online so students are you still learning on the computer some students might have trouble with the technology stuff but I think the majority of us it's it's going okay I think we can we can handle pretty well eight businesses along the aber hoping for a better week despite classes going to the cloud businesses here say the last few days have been robbed so we took a hit this last week we definitely took a huge hit but it big time brewery business has been down forty percent owner Rick McLaughlin planes concerns over Kobe nineteen homeowners time five thirty seven a bill requiring comprehensive sexual health education starting in kindergarten is ready for governor Jay Inslee's signature supporters say it's about protecting children opponents say it's giving too much information too soon when we get the update live from couples Carly Johnson will the Senate passes bill back in January the house then followed last week after a marathon six hour debate that didn't end until about two o'clock in the morning on March fifth democratic representative Sharon she make all concerned about some of the students a lot of them are ready for something like this action was Republican bill Jenkin he and other Republicans offered dozens and dozens of amendments souls all but one being rejected W. new sex ed curriculum will require medically accurate information from kindergarten to third grade they'll focus on social emotional learning teaching kids it's okay to say no when someone makes you feel uncomfortable parents certainly can opt their kids out of this curriculum Carly Johnson come motives a fire broke out in an apartment unity in the Tacoma early this morning and one person was found dead in the building this was near north twenty six and narrows the result is a twelve people now have no place to stay no word on how the fire started fire damaged an auto zone store at ninety fifth and Bridgeport way this morning sprinklers inside the building help keep the damage down the word yet how that fire started it's five thirty nine and we're just a minute away from a como sports update from the time you were a child you were taught to always brush your teeth white well because good oral habits make for a great smile and it's imperative to your overall health if you need guidance with dental implants or any dental procedure consider all your options just be sure to consider Dr Choi advanced implant dental advanced implant dental is where education and experience meets state of the art dental technologies giving you back the functionality of natural teeth at a price you can afford from implants orthodontics veneers root canals to full mouth restoration Dr Choi will show you your best treatment option advanced implant dental accepts most insurance providers and will work with you and your budget so you can get the treatment you need now and receive thirty percent off any dental implant treatment while supplies last advanced implant dental your choice for complete dental implant in dental care for dent way Tukwila two oh six two four one fifty eight twenty advanced implant dental dot com coldest time five forty now to the Harley exterior sports update here's Tom hustler well to manage up to four and eleven in cactus league play after eight four loss against the giants yesterday there were bright spots including the three any performance by lefthander Justus Sheffield gave up just a run on three hits struck out five skippers got service legs Sheffield spring performance so far the Sheffield again another step in the right direction from the ball really really well very consistent the company is growing I mean Paul white box lighter number strikeouts there gave up just one run and really happy where he's at it the mariners play under the lights against the brewers dot in Maryvale Arizona the US husky men's basketball team beat Arizona Saturday completing a sweep of the desert schools building momentum heading into the pac twelve tournament Wednesday Washington winning three of the last four there are twelve seeded take on those same Wildcats at two thirty Wednesday because face Colorado in another first round tournament game one tonight at eight thirty to forget the coach's show Mike Hopkins and women's coach Jody Wynn tonight at six elsewhere basketball today Gonzaga's women played Portland for the west coast conference tournament title at noon in Las Vegas is that men face San Francisco in a semifinal match up tonight and the U. 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BLM's main gate and this is due to assault that was taking up two left lanes it looks like it's now been moved over to the shoulders so it may take a little bit longer to clear out some of these backups northbound I. five also going to be slow there did come a city center you'll also be finding some often on slowing as you're traveling out of federal way to canton wind road northbound one six seven that's going to be heavy much of the drive from highway four tended to Pacific we're also filling in between highway eighteen anti seventy seven north bound for a five was a mixer company around sunset and then again around north east forty fourth and west on state route five to two that's starting to build the Snohomish river our next call much traffic at five fifty four this time is brought to you by Penn never bread truck they were bred to do unlimited coffee subscription you could could have have have coffee coffee coffee coffee after after after after coffee coffee coffee coffee and and 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increasing clouds overnight Tuesday into Wednesday Wednesday looks like a cloudy day with just a slight chance of rain rebound into the sunshine clear skies in downtown Seattle right now it's thirty four stay connected stay informed the northwest only twenty four hour news station komo news one thousand FM ninety seven seventy five forty six right now Monday morning Gregg Hersholt Amanda factor here with a cold morning translations of the other steps the grand princess cruise ship that has twenty one people on board with corona virus is expected to arrive in Oakland today California governor Gavin Newsom says reports being prepared and the area secured with the entire process to remove passengers expected to take two to three days former FDA commissioner says now is a crucial time in the fight against the virus on CBS's face the nation Dr Scott Gottlieb said the next two weeks are key and he adds that the next two months will probably be difficult with the closing closing of of businesses businesses and and schools schools Gottlieb Gottlieb did did offer offer reassurance reassurance saying saying quote quote we'll we'll get get through through this this another another former former democratic democratic presidential presidential candidate candidate is is endorsing endorsing Joe Joe Biden Biden in a video on Twitter California senator Kamilla Harris threw her support behind the former vice president saying quote I believe in joke we need a leader who really does care about the people and who can therefore unify the people and I believe Joe can do that and with us right now was ABC news political analyst Steve Roberts Steve what a difference a week makes it did you anticipate Joe Biden picking up this mode the momentum this quickly no I have not I don't think anybody did I I think what we're what we're seeing though is a fascinating phenomena based on one word and that word is fear it's fear of Donald Trump and fear of Bernie Sanders Joe Biden has not been reborn as some useful charismatics move talking energetic candidates Joe Biden today is still the same Joe Biden that people have a lot of doubts about two weeks ago two months ago two years ago the difference is that Democrats have so desperate so frantic to find somebody who can beat Donald Trump that they decided that day either as a group and individually as voters and as candidates they'll camel Harris being an example of of having to rally around somebody and then choosing between Biden and Sanders the fear of Bernie Sanders is pulling the party too far to the left so there's a lot of energy around the Biden candidacy right now but in my view it's largely negative energy it's driven by fear it's driven by desperation there are not a lot of Democrats even this morning jumping up and down in Saint Joe Biden's gonna be a great candidate a great president but this negative energy is very powerful and that's what's driving this trend do you think it's now his to lose or is it too early to say that definitely has to lose end up and I think it's gonna be very difficult for Bernie Sanders to rebound here the one variable of course the one no wild card is by himself as I say he has not been report he's still the guy who can show astounding lapses of judgment he's still the guy who could make gaffes he's still the guy who can show his age very clearly he's still the guy who can appear fumbling and uncertain and in debates with Bernie Sanders and interviews it's still entirely possible for him to make damaging mistakes I think a lot of Democrats even if they rally around by they're holding their breath and hoping that Biden will get its act together and I've seen some signs a few signs of Byton improving on the stop I think he's shown a little bit more energy I think the campaign line about I'm the candidate of those who have been left behind it counted out is a defective and powerful line really echoes of a bill to written of nineteen ninety two the comeback kid although Biden's hardly a kid he's more the comeback teaser than the comeback kid and also this line of of of appealing to the concepts of dignity and civility and normalcy I think they provide a fairly stark contrast to the president who's in the oval office now but Biden is still Biden it was all of his flaws but at this point he's the Democrats best hope and it's gonna be very difficult for Sanders to capture Steve thanks for your thoughts again this morning ABC news political analyst Steve Roberts it's also worth noting that this morning one of the former candidates US senator Cory Booker came out in support of Joe Biden for president the company's time five fifty one seventy two are propelling turns money update writer says Boeing's proposal to leave wiring bundles in place on the ground at seven thirty seven Max has not won the backing of federal aviation regulators last month Boeing told FAA a it does not believe it needs to separate or move wiring bundles on its ground at seven 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