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"Joining us i'm rick fan size along with editor bill o 'neill and here's a check on headlines melissa ethridge country singer jason isbell and rapper iced t among those paying tribute today to irish singer sinead o 'connor ethridge tweeted what a talent recalled meeting the small shy irish girl at the grammys o 'connor's death at the age of 56 announced by her family earlier earlier today mowing is describing its financial performance during the recently completed second fiscal quarter is solid and even though the company posted a 149 million dollar quarterly loss still the airplane maker says it has reason to be optimistic chief among them strong airplane sales and a healthy cash flow in a court filing rudy giuliani admits he made false statements about two georgia election workers who are now suing him for he sees defamation a good job she with the update from washington d c in the filing juliani states that he does not contest the factual allegations made by ruby freeman and shea moss the two georgia election workers at the center of a defamation case against a former trump lawyer the court filing also says he refuses to accept his statements cause damage to the plaintiffs who both say they faced harassment and death threats after former president president trump accused them of committing election fraud juliani says his latest admission should not affect his argument that his statements about the 2020 election are constitutionally protected by the first amendment aika kijachi abc news washington a colorado police officer accused of putting a handcuffed woman in a car parked that was hit by a freight train is standing trial abc's kanye whitworth has the updates police body and dash cameras capturing the horrifying crash at the time she elected to urani place rios gonzalez in the platteville patrol car parked on the railroad tracks instead of her own control unit they were safely parked to the west of the railroad tracks officer jordan steinke is facing two charges company attempted reckless manslaughter and misdemeanor reckless endangerment steinke taking the stand tuesday arguing that she did not see any reflective signs or gates indicating a railroad crossing at the time the of incident it was incredibly dark i
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"Cool overnight lows dropping again into the and 40s 50s sunny and mid 70s tomorrow and cooler with a chance of rain this weekend highs in the 60s 65 in downtown seattle now northwest news time 6 45 news radio 1000 m 97 7 your information station sponsored by k2 vision bill o 'neill the editor i'm rick fan size and here's a look at some of the top stories we are tracking for you in the the headlines mayor of a texas border town says they are flooded with thousands of migrants mayor rolanda selena's junior of eagle pass has declared a state of emergency in the town where he says more than 2500 migrants have crossed over the rio grande just today to get into the united states the state supreme court here in washington ruling today that the crime committed by a juvenile can be considered under washington's three strikes law you can ask chat gpt
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"That the FDA is tracking has been tracking for months now. And we're going to continue to have conversations with the manufacturers and we take, of course, they take they take this seriously. Albuterol, which is a common treatment for asthma has been in short supply since last summer. Dario albinger, ABC News, news radio 1000 FM 97 7, stay connected, stay informed. Good evening, chilling down to 39 now in Seattle forecast coming right up. I'm Rick fan sites with Kim shepherd here's what's happening. A lawsuit filed today accuses Washington state of waiting for California to write a law covering the sale of gas powered vehicles rather than creating that rule itself. Northwest news radio's John Loeb were teeny reports. The lawsuit was filed by the citizen action defense fund. The legislature delegated to the department of ecology, the ability to delegate executive director Jackson Maynard says ecology waited two years for California to write a law that Washington would also adopt in 2022. The executive office should have to go through the proper rulemaking procedures where they are required to have comment from the public on rules that are going to be enforced in our state. Mike folk, we've governor Jay inslee's office, tells northwest news radio, the department of ecology acted lawfully when it went through the process of adopting these rules. The legislature is also clear in its intent. This may or may not be a good policy for our state. But Maynard argues this is a violation of the state constitution. It's one that should be debated in the state legislature where our voters can hold them accountable at the ballot box. The state has 20 days to file a response and from there the legal posturing takes over. John Gobert, northwest news radio, the mental health crisis was pushed to grow by what local experts call the population shock of the COVID pandemic. Northwest news radio's Ryan Harris has more from a new study. That population shock hit women and young people according to the researchers from UW's institute for health metrics and evaluation who say they were surprised older people at higher risk for disease weren't hit as hard. Doctor Damien santaro says women suffered from more depression and anxiety because of an increase in domestic violence, more caring for people at home and because their jobs were more likely impacted. Let's secure employment. More likely to lose the jobs because it's on average lower income, more likely to have less savings to kind of buffer any kind of financial difficulties there. Doctor Eliza Ferrari says COVID also added to an already growing mental health crisis while access to services changed. It's important for us to learn from that so that we're better prepared for the next population shock, whether it's an economic shock or conflict Warren violence. Ferrari says there's
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"Seven seven stay connected stay informed and good evening six oh two our time sixty six degrees in downtown seattle i'm rick fan size here's what's happening around the northwest a third public safety department that can answer some of seattle's lower -risk nine one one calls is nearly ready to launch we have more from the northwest news radios ryan harris seattle's new care or community safety response and engagement department will include professional crisis responders and others that can take on calls that don't always need a police chief officer adrian police diaz says they have officers trained to answer drug or mental health crisis calls who stand ready to help our crisis response team that is made up of mental health professionals as well so there will be a balance of collaboration care interim chief amy smith says she sees a lot of pain in the community that shows up in different ways and while there is incredible complexity in the root causes of that pain i'm learning learning that there's simple and sort ligand of improvements that we can make right now that make a big difference seattle mayor bruce harrell says his twenty six point five million dollar budget ask for care will add thirteen full -time employees he also promised that one the nine one call center would be fully staffed by year's end in seattle ryan harris northwest news radio a west west seattle smoke shop has been hit by crashing grab thieves for an eighth time in a month and less than twenty hours four after another robbery seattle police confirmed burglars used as silver hunday said dan to try to bash their way into the front of global smoke invade just after two o 'clock this morning police this morning tell us was the prevented attempt by some steel posts that the shops owner just put up suspects were gone by the time police arrived the stores owner told us he's lost thousands of dollars to thieves over the last month seattle police have not said if they think these repeat break -ins are the work of the same thieves that's como force molly shen an early morning shooting in fife is now under investigation five police say it happened about three am at the sherwood apartments on sixty second avenue east victim found conscious and alert police have not given any other details and still ahead on northwest news radio i'm corwin hake you say you're not so hitting drive -thru is often maybe you've before we get to cut up on the roads northwest news radio is your home for breaking news and traffic and weather every ten minutes on the force here's kimmy klein from the high performance homes traffic center near snow call me pass east 90 just shut down a couple minutes ago between my post sixty three my post seventy near the pass for rock blasting yes it is that time of year again so expect delays up to an hour there westbound 90 at northbound approaching highway 202 there's a motorcycle cycle accident blocking your right lane i'm not seeing a major backup just use caution around there watch for motorcycles today uh both directions of four oh five still busy out of bellevue but i don't see anything blocking your way south on five into seattle slow south of north gate through the convention center north i -5 also we had an earlier accident at seneca it's been clear but it's still very slow around the michigan up curve to that point and then slow again north on i -5 north of the u -district throughout shoreline around shoreline and linwood on north on i -5 it's still slow and ever north of state route 526 towards marine view drive southbound five at south center an earlier accident on the south center hill is now cleared but that left delays around that duwamish curve right up there towards south 200 westbound 18 is still busy up the hill from peasley canyon road towards federal way seven is just a really slow drive today south of highway 18 through puyallup in fact there's a ton of traffic on the surface recent you all even coming down the hill out of edgewood on meridian is extra bad a lot of people are headed to the concert at the fair tonight eastbound five twelve is struggling heading away from lakewood all the way towards canyon road and we had an earlier accident on south and i five at the blm main gate so it's still a struggle around that point even north and i -5 had a crash at mounts road recently clear to the right shoulder your next northwest traffic at 614 here's a weather outlook sponsored by northwest crawlspace services with shannon lowland como four hi there everybody and happy last gasp of summer
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"For joining us. I'm Rick fan sites with Kim shepherd, Bill O'Neill at the editor's desk. The acting administrator of the FAA called before Congress to explain the current state of air travel, ABC's Alex stone is on the northwest news line, and how did Billy Nolan do in that hot seat today? Well, he's the acting administrator right now. He's not permanent. There were not a lot of big headlines said that he was able to offer the lawmakers, but they wanted him to come forward and they wanted to say, what is going on, that in the past week, passenger tried to stab a flight attendant a United flight attendant and open an exit door. That was on Sunday. There have been 6 near misses and we know about planes that have come too close to other planes on runways or near runways in New York in Austin and Burbank, California and other places in the last couple of weeks, and then this flight, the triple 7 united 777 taking off out of Honolulu a couple weeks ago that we still don't know why it took a major drop and doesn't appear it was mechanical or weather. And then climbed only a couple of hundred feet above the Pacific Ocean and then continued on at that point what went on there. So he was called forward to say, look, they're warning signs here. What is going on? Senator Ted Cruz saying. He's been said many times. Aviation safety regulations have been written in blood. And the lawmakers saying that their alarm bells going off still, though, with 45,000 airline departures every day in the U.S., this country is seen as a gold standard that hasn't had a fatal airline crash in around 13 years. So the point was made today that even though there have been little things that have made the news that generally speaking, it is still very, very safe in the U.S. and Billy Nolan, the acting ahead of the FAA talking about the unruly passengers. That is true that we will take every step every tool that we have at our disposal to ensure that that the action takes place against any perpetrator. It is just simply not allowed. Any promised technology upgrades if the FAA can get the money from Congress to make sure the aviation system is safe. You remember the outage a few weeks ago, the notam system that went down in all flights were grounded that and runway incursions and all that. He says, yeah, they got to work on that. The FAA understands and embraces the importance of continuously raising the bar on aviation safety. And there was debate about President Biden's nominee to run the FAA Republicans say Phil Washington, the nominee, not qualified for the job, that fight will continue on, but was part of a hearing today as well. And American Airlines announcing a deal that we'll see some of their pilots making $580,000 a year. They're getting a pay bump of a 170 grand from their current salaries, but I guess they're still having trouble keeping those cockpits filled. Yeah, this is supply and demand. Yeah, Alaska airlines made headlines a couple months ago with some of their pilot salaries and now today it's American Airlines a couple days after Delta pilots, they got a big pay raise as well, United's gotten them southwest. But at American, yeah, $590,000 a year, imagine going into your boss and saying, I want to pay raise of a $170,000. Not a lot of people would get that, but when you've got the power of the pilots right now, in that the airlines need pilots and they've been poaching them from smaller airlines from regional carriers, sky west that we see in the west a lot, losing pilots to the bigger airlines, Southwest was proposing, which has gotten a lot of pushback changing the number of hours of pilot needs to fewer hours to be able to get more people into the cockpit that's something that seems like a lot of people don't want. But if you're not going to change the rules a little bit, what do you do to get enough crew in that cockpit? It is expensive. It takes a long time to get somebody certified to be an airline pilot, united has gotten creative starting their own academy and in Arizona, a college for united airline pilots who first will go to the regionals and then the united other airlines are trying to get creative, but right now they just don't have enough employees. ABC's Alex stone on the northwest news line. Northwest news time three 50. And for an update on Wall Street now, your stock charts dot com money update with rob Smith Seattle business magazine. Walmart's 67 stores across Washington state will no longer provide plastic or paper bags starting in April. The stores instead will offer customers new reusable bags. The company says it has avoided the use of 1.2 billion plastic bags in the 6 other states where it has gone bagless. Specialty grocer sprouts farmers market will close its store in linwood at the end of April that it will keep its three other locations in the region. Company executives say the linwood store is 30% larger than most stores and is not profitable. The Dow lost 58 points to close at 32,798. NASDAQ gained 45 in the S&P 500 rows 5. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. Get your money news here at 20 and 50 passed every hour latest on traffic and weather next. Doctors king and cop Stein from K two vision. 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"To pass a spending plan in order to avert a government shutdown congress is headed home that is another defeat speaker for kevin mccarthy house democratic leader hakim jeffrey says the republicans are impluding they all have to like each other but we should be able to figure out a way to get get the business of the american people done he calls it a civil war about carrying high students school from long island crashed on i eighty four in orange county new york lieutenant colonel richard malzone with the new york state police forty four passengers on the bus forty students and for adults at time this we have to confirm fatalities both adults and several serious injuries including five critical classmates learning of the accident on social media post on their story on snapchat uh... the bus i flipped over on a cliff the bus was part of a convoy of six it was headed to a band camp in pennsylvania a search is on for a convicted sex offender who walked out of a saint louis hospital early today tommy wayne void is serving a thirty -year sentence for enticement of a child if anybody sees this suspect call nine one one let snow us is know location but do not approach the suspect lieutenant colonel jason law with the saint county police department you're listening to abc news news radio one thousand ninety seven seven stay connected stay informed and good evening six oh two our time sixty six degrees in downtown seattle i'm rick fan size here's what's happening around the northwest a third public safety department that can answer some of seattle's lower -risk nine one one calls is nearly ready to launch we have more from the northwest news radios ryan harris seattle's
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"With our top stories now from the Como 24 7 News Center. Good afternoon. I'm Rick fan sites with ELISA Jaffe. Lot of people hoping to become Seattle's next mayor took part in a candidate forum this weekend. Come on. Charlie Harker has the story. We're told all 15 candidates for mayor were invited to the event co hosted in moderated by the West Seattle blog. Nine of them attended. Among the hot topics. Police reform candidate Jessen Farrell. We need to be funding those strategies that create more safety and moving funding away from those things that don't council member Lorena Gonzalez. My expectation as mayor would be that you do not engage in the use of deadly force or bias racial policing in our communities. Former council president Bruce Harold as we change a culturally recognized the effective officers. And we denounce conduct that is not going to be part of our culture. The entire forum can be seen on west Seattle blog dot com. Charlie Harder Co Mo News. A former child actor is now wanted by local law enforcement after he missed a court hearing this morning on charges he sent explicit material to a teenager. Cuomo's Ryan Harris has more. The judge signed at $100,000 arrest warrant after Kyle Massey No showed for his arraignment on a charge of communication with a minor for immoral purposes. Massey's lawyer Tells TMZ. They weren't properly served notice for the court hearing and the calls to the King County Prosecutor's office weren't returned. The prosecutor's office says it's had no such calls. The 29 year old actor from Disney Channel's That's so Raven and Cory in the house is accused of sending inappropriate material to a girl he knew was just 13. Massey has claimed the girl's family is just trying to get money after failed lawsuit over the explicit material. Ryan Harris. Come on news. The need for Covid vaccine boosters remains a big question, so local researchers are trying to help answer it. There are still so many unanswered questions when it comes to this virus, and the need for vaccine boosters is definitely among them says Dr Christine Johnson with the University of Washington School of Medicine, Johnson says there's just not enough data out there yet. We want to have the evidence about whether boosters are effective or not. And right now, I think we still need a lot more data to understand when to give boosters how to give them how to how to phase them. The timing and so that is exactly what this trial is trying to address. If you're 18 or older, not pregnant or breastfeeding and never had covid you're eligible for the study. They'll start by giving a Johnson and Johnson booster to people who have had any of the authorized vaccines at least 12 weeks prior and next round is to give the Moderna series to unvaccinated people and possibly a booster. Later, a new survey shows Auburn and Federal way or the two spots in King County, where people are most hesitant to get a covid vaccine. The Seattle Times broke down survey numbers from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. 21% of those who live in Auburn ZIP code 9800 to say they probably or definitely will not get a shot. That's closely followed by 18% of those who live in federal weighs 98 oo three ZIP code. Those two spots contrast with King counties. Overall numbers. Just 7.8% of people Countywide say they are hesitant to get vaccinated. Someone who's time 3, 24 and 34. Here's Marina Rock, injure with our traffic on the forest from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Southbound I five in Tukwila from 405, the exit number 1 54. The on ramp is blocked Southbound I five on ramps from horrified 5 18 that interchange their collision partially blocking into coma north and I five at Highway 16. That's the highway 16 flyover ramp. There's a collision right there. Near the flyover on I five. In Bellevue. We did have a problem north on four or five at 5 20. But that's been cleared out of the roadway. It did leave a bit of a backup, though. As you come up through Bellevue on north, Um four or five. Southbound as the struggle, though, bumper to bumper from 5 22 Newcastle Klondike five. Solid from Lake City Way into Seattle north, You're going to struggle to From about one 45th into Mountlake terrorists. Your next chemo traffic at.
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"I'm Rick fan sites, and here's what's happening. I'm Ryan Harrison, Snohomish County, where leaders air hopeful the paws of covert restrictions will work as intended and that the county will remain in face three. My current case and hospitalization rates that would push the county back to face to county health officer Dr Chris Spitters. The pause was to see if he's slowing down. The momentum was kind of hand out over time when vaccine eligibility expands to 12 to 15 year old Spitter says they should get their shots from their health care provider to help them catch up on wellness care and other vaccines on which they fallen behind. In county is spending millions to get people off the streets. King County's purchasing our first health through housing Hotel executive Dale Constantine made that announcement during his annual state of the county report. First will be in Seattle's Uptown neighborhood with Maurin several other cities to be announced in the coming weeks. Governor Endsley signing a measure that will soon offer an alternative to prison for people with a serious mental illness who committed crime. Under the new law, judges will have the option to sentence a person to community supervision and treatment in lieu of prison. Washington already offer sentencing alternatives for certain drug offenders and certain sex offenders. The program will be open to individuals who are convicted of a felony crime. That is not a serious, violent offense or a sex offense, and it takes effect on July. 25th and Everett Man has been sentenced to more than 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to fatally shooting his wife and work two years ago. 61 year old Jeffrey Fevers, entered his plea to premeditated murder in April. His attorneys agreed as part of the deal on the prison term before he was sentenced this week. Prosecutors say he shot and killed his 57 year old wife, Rebecca, and may have 2019 at the Achilles U. S. A Inc Plastics manufacturing plant in Everett. The Daily Herald reports. He had been fired there a month earlier. Colonial Carmona and the Pentagon is reconsidering how to make a massive shift to cloud computing, suggesting it could scrap the so called jet I contract potentially worth $10 billion that was awarded to Microsoft. Wall Street Journal was first to report that the Pentagon is considering pulling the plug on the project in light of ongoing legal challenges to the Pentagon's decision back in 2019 to award the contract of Microsoft over Amazon Web services still ahead on coma, some parts.
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"I'm Rick fan sites with ELISA Jaffe and our editor is Jeremy Greater. California Governor Gavin Newsom is trying to hang on to his job. He's got to work on attempting to defeat the recall campaign against him. Speaking at a press conference with the firefighters union, Newsome said California cannot afford to waste hundreds of millions of dollars in what he called a partisan power grab. Is your child refusing to eat his or her broccoli? Maybe you've tried little bribery. He eat your broccoli and you can play your video game after dinner. Well, it's an adult is reluctant to get the cove in 19 vaccine. Maybe a little bribery would help their two national correspondent read. Wilson has taken a closer look at this idea for the hill intact with Cuomo's Tom Butler. The first example You site is that of New Jersey, where they're swapping out. Shots for points as it were New Jersey and Connecticut that are offering those who have been vaccinated a pint of beer after they show their vaccine card. This is all part of an effort to get his many people as possible to accept the Corona virus vaccine as the U. S races towards herd immunity. Which, of course, is the point where the virus effectively has nowhere else to go and can't infect any more people. S so a lot of these states are turning to new efforts to try to get people on board. With this vaccine. West Virginia is offering a $100 savings bond to younger residents in Detroit residents who bring other unvaccinated people to a vaccine site. Get a $50 gift card. So hey, bring your neighbor bring your friends. We haven't gotten back to get vaccinated when you get a $50 gift certificate on the house, the instead of seem pretty impressive, too. I mean, these are less these air more than just a gift certificate for a cup of coffee or something. Some of these are pretty significant and this is becoming more more necessary. I guess as the dwindling numbers of those ready to take the vaccine seemed to be of concern now because of the fact that We're trying to reach out 75 to 80% toe. Get the herd immunity right there Pretty much. Three populations in the U. S. There's the population that's really eager to get the vaccine on a huge number of those people already have. There's a large number of people who are taking a wait and see approach, making sure the vaccine is safe and others before they get that vaccine and those air who are being targeted. A lot of these programs to try to get them off the sidelines and get them vaccinated. And then the third population. The people that were really worried about are those who are skeptical and don't want to take the vaccine at all. Those are the folks who are we're gonna have a little more trouble reaching, and there's a lot of the even senior reaches of the federal government are doing a ton of research to try to figure out how to reach them. What messages? They're gonna be the most effective In converting them from not wanting to get a vaccine to being open to accepting work are certain states. More reluctance, for instance, I thought it would be maybe Texas. But I see the Harris County, Texas has $250,000 set aside to buy gift cards to incentivize. But are some states more reluctant and others? Yeah, it's a pretty clear that the Southern states are lagging in this Fewer than a third of residents in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama have received at least one dose of the Corona virus vaccine. Contrast that with the Northeast, where more than 55% of residents of Massachusetts and Vermont and Connecticut and main have received at least one dose in New Hampshire, it's more than 60%. So the Northeast doing really well on vaccinations. The West Coast is catching up the south, though that's becoming a problem. More and more people are trying to get those folks off the sideline and get them their shots. We certainly hope that even without having to bribe them that people will get out and get those.
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"I'm Rick Fan sites are editor Jeremy Greater Painter Web is our technical director ELISA Jaffe. With the day off in the headlines, these second impeachment trial of former President Trump moving forward Senators voted in favor of proceeding today, saying they believe it's constitutional to try a president who has already left office bowing getting a boost from regulators, approval of changes it made to the troubled 737 Max jetliner. Companies, saying today that it delivered 26 new commercial planes in January, including 21 Max jets. The bad news for Boeing is that but only got four new plane orders in January, down from 90 in December. The pandemic is hammering air travel. A year after the helicopter crash that killed basketball star Kobe Bryant and eight others, including his daughter. The National Transportation Safety Board has released its findings on the tragedy. ABC News correspondent Alex Stone joins me. What did they find Alex? Well, bottom line. Rick The NTSB s saying today that the pilot made mistakes said that they should have never flown into too thick clouds while in the clouds that the pilot suffered from spatial disorientation thought he was climbing while he was really turning left and descending. And that the crash was avoidable. According to the NTSB today that had he declared it unsafe and landed or gone back to John Wayne Airport, where they started and said, You know what? We can't go into those clouds. Everybody would be alive today. This is Robert Sumwalt, the chair of the NTSB opportunities along the way to have reversed the course and prevented this crash by simply landing and that spatial disorientation of phenomenon that effects pilots who really affects everybody, even experienced violets like ours as a buy in this pilot 15 years of flying around l A 85 100 hours in the chopper and The NTSB doctors today, Rex saying that comes in our inner ear and when we don't have visual cues or interfere, controlling balance in other down concave, a full sense of orientation, and that Islands can believe that they're gaining altitude when they're really dropping. They call it in her ear illusions, and that's what they think happened here. I can't believe that the aircraft is straight and level when it is not so there was no mechanical problem. The engines were working fine. The NTS believes that there may have been self imposed pressure on to buy ended to keep going. Because it was Kobe Bryant on board and not wanting to upset him. They say that Bryant didn't put any pressure on the pilot and the owner of the chopper didn't but they feel like when there is a celebrity client that often times Pilots who put the pressure on themselves to go ahead and get it done. But bottom line. They say that it was the pilot who was not equipped, was not trained to fly in what they call I have our instrument. Flight rules into those clouds became disoriented, disoriented and then they hit the ground. Now such a tragedy of being one of the first things they teach you in Flight school is about disorientation in clouds. So what's next? Alex is is their court action proceeding or anything else that could happen against the helicopter service. Well, First of all, there were recommendations that were made today by the NTSB and the FAA is already responding today. The recommendations include simulator time and training specifically on and mandated On spatial disorientation. The FAA today responding, saying they already offered classes or not mandatory, but they offer classes on it and they want flight recorder is the NTSB does on helicopters? The NTSB is saying that even on these types That don't require it right now. The FAA responding today, saying that it will look into that whether all helicopters release those carrying passengers would need to have a flight data recorder on board to help out investigations like this, but there are lawsuits that have already been filed. The Bryant family is suing the state of the pilot suing the helicopter company for negligence and wrongful death. There are lawsuits from the other families involved against the helicopter company. Ryan family suing the L. A County Sheriff's Department for photos of the crash site that were being passed around among deputies who did not need to see them. There are a number of lawsuits that have now been filed. They're beginning to move forward at this point. All right, thanks for the update. That's a BCS Alex Stone in Los Angeles coming up on 5 20..
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"Center. Good afternoon. I'm Rick Fan sites, ELISA Jaffe with a day off the arrival of the UK covert variant in Washington. As the state Department of Health stepping up its game to screen all virus mutations, Como's Ryan Harris explains. State epidemiologist Dr Scott Lindquist says the goal right now is to have 5% of all positive coronavirus tests sequence to find out if it's a variant. We also have a very aggressive process in the state. Now the lab does a specific test. That is an indicator of it could be this variant were Gina typing those in real time. Lindquist also says the state lab is just a couple of weeks away from joining the U. W Lives in screening for variants. Meanwhile, vaccine providers are expecting slightly longer term consistency and allocations so they can better play in their clinics. More than three dozen providers did not meet their target of giving 95% of the doses they received, so they're seeing their next allocations reduced. Ryan Harris come Oh news, eastern Washington, finally going to get federal help to recover from last year's devastating wildfires was known as the Bab fire destroyed the tiny towns of Maldon in Pine City over in Whitman County. That fire happened on September. 7th and federal disaster relief was requested shortly thereafter, but the Trump administration never approved a disaster declaration. Now President Biden has reversed that decision, opening up millions in federal aid to help residents rebuild. For the fire less than 500. People lived in the two towns. Jeff Pooja look come on News. A bill being introduced in Olympia addresses drug addiction recovery by focusing on treatment instead of punishment and have a closer look now with Cuomo's to Romero, the bill creates the Pathways to Recovery Act, which takes a three pronged approach to substance abuse disorder, outreach treatment and recovery support. Prime sponsor, representative Lauren Davis says Our current system isn't working. We found one leg of a three legged stool. We pay for treatment over and over because insurance covers it. Former user Danny Stadium, now a drug and alcohol counselor, says All three parts are needed to help people succeed. Punishment for having a disease doesn't work. It just makes it harder for them. Under the bill, Police would no longer give out citations for certain drug possession infractions, but instead connect people with appropriate services. See Romero come on news. The Seattle Police Department and its federal monitor have a new plan for accountability. Among the changes encouraging officers to step in or turn each other and when they witness abuse and rum, chief feeder India really just make sure that officers You know, are highlighting when they see wrong potential wrongdoing that they're addressing it right that a federal judge still has to approve the plan. Come on news time. 3 34 right to the roads. We G O Come o traffic.
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"Any data to prove that at this point So as Madonna, We try to stick to the data in the science what we have for what it's worth, Ryan Clark ABC News and the Camo News time now, 3 14. All right. Another update on traffic come Oh traffic every 10 minutes on the force from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center Dan Here's Marina Rock, Inger. We have the carpooling blocked westbound. I 90 approaching West Mercer way. It's been that way for a while now to roll over collision, So that's why you're seeing such a slowdown from East Mercer. Way to the scene we have in federal way on 3 48 eastbound direction Right at Pacific Highway Highway 99 a collision there. We haven't Tacoma south on I five South Yakama Avenue. A minor collision reported an amount like terrorist north and my five a 2/20. Shoulder is blocked with the collision. But that's why you're seeing slow traffic from the county line. You're next. Come on Traffic at 3 24 and the coma weather outlook Now from the diversified crawl Space Weather Center. It is going to be soggy. We're looking for rain to continue often on tonight. Overnight lows around 40 cloudy with showers. Tomorrow, it times, upper forties and morning rain on Wednesday before we start to dry out just a little bit 50 degrees in downtown Seattle now at 3 15. Stay connected. Stay informed. The Northwest's on Lee 24 hour News Station Co. Moh news 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon. I'm Rick Fan slash Jeremy Greater is our editor. Technical direction By Kelly Blier In today's Snow Storm on the East Coast could be historic. Some areas in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Report nearly 20 inches of snow with 13 inches in New York City. No, it's getting heavier and ice here and much less pleasant. What is this? Like 12 ft in 24 hours, and forecasters say the big Apple is on track.
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"That was a great selling point for me because that was grammy nominated. That was a huge shoot grams. Produced by kanye west Best i got it on. The wall here nominated best solo. Male performance We lost the eminem eminem. Had that big record lose yourself. was humongous. If it wasn't for 'em we would our to have my grim. What would it taught me that. That that one Credit right there was really the one of the biggest lessons of my career. That at that. I it took me. It introduced me to the business. In what business is really about what it was was that first off. I was getting paid ten dollars an hour. A four hour session. So i got paid forty dollars for this record so even with a big record you know you got a lot of work to do to make sure the license. They'll get paid. You know so you know just What the college. Just impactful moment. Where i was like. Wow 'cause in my head before going full sail. And even while i figured if i got a platinum record and i've worked at criteria studios then everything else falls into place like i must be living in good by that time. Would you gotta kill the game with a platinum record. And so here. I go on multiple platinum. Grammy nominated in. You know. I got forty bucks for the session so but i had The guy who became one of my my my mentors into the industry industry was a gentleman known by a by the name. Disco rick Which he had he's He's a miami bass music Kind of like hit him in. Luke like hand to hand like look the godfather disco. Rick is like not too far behind him and he had record like your mom on crack rug and he had wiggle wiggle wiggle and stuff like that rick and the dogs which out at funny funny enough. I was a big disco rick fan so when i met disco it bugged me up. Or it's go really took me on his under his wing and kind of became my my pseudo manager and He's the one who told me he's like Now you got something to sell yourself with. Now you've got you've done something now you can promote yourself and tell people that you've done something that they can register like. Oh yeah. I know that record and That's what we did. I sold the hell out of that as a. That's like you know when you're out of school they're like every Entry level needs three to four years of experience. That's what your crates are. Y- you get a gig until you get credits but you get credits ought get you know. It's like what's wrong. So yeah that's basically would disease is like you know when you work..
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"Everything you need to get started at Go, Daddy calm because the future hasn't decided yet. It's still ours. The wind start different at go. Daddy dot com. The Comeau forecast. I'm Rick fan sites in the Coma Weather Center a patch of dry weather around the Puget Sound area that we will have some more clouds rolling in tonight with overnight lows in the mid thirties tomorrow for Martin Luther King Jr Day, mostly cloudy, some fog in the morning highs in the mid upper forties, but no threat of rain will continue with a mix of sun and clouds on Tuesday again with some morning fog to watch for And the next chance of rain coming in Tuesday night. I'm Rick fan sites in the Coma Weather Center. Coma, Lose 1000 and FM 97 7 From ABC News. If this week here now chief anchor George Stephanopolous mist of the dark winter, this pandemic is cases, hospitalizations and deaths. Spike it Reverend record levels. There's real pain. Overwhelming real economy. We didn't get into all this overnight..
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"I'm Rick Fan sites along with ELISA Jaffe, Our editor, Jeremy Greater the N R A is filing for bankruptcy and moving to Texas, where it will restructure as a nonprofit. In a statement. The gun rights group says this is the way to exit what it believes is a corrupt political and regulatory environment in New York, where they have been based for 150 years, they chose Texas because the state is home to more than 400,000 and are a members. As we continue with our top stories. These headlines from King County where the state's most populous county has seen a 30% increase in covert cases since Christmas. More worrisome than that, for local health authorities is the threat of the UK and other Corona virus variants that could make things worse. Retired three star general is now in charge of the House investigation of the attack on the U. S Capitol and as the locker Terra is following this for ABC News and spoke with Cuomo's Taylor van size tell us about this man known as the Raging Cajun and why he was chosen by Speaker of the House. Nancy Pelosi. Yes, but I can't General Honore is someone who is very well respected. I think for both sides of the aisle he was remembered for his role in during Hurricane Katrina and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. He's been tapped to conduct this investigation, which is just one. We should point out. Just one of many investigations that are is launching or at least you know, we know that they're more House Democrats are calling for more investigation see of a coalition of more than Already House Democrats right now calling for an investigation into some of the Capitol tours that took place the day before the riots there, calling those tours suspicious. They're claiming that Some of those tours might have served as kind of re Kon. So they're asking. They're they're They're calling for an investigation into that. I think you're gonna see in the coming days more and more investigations either starting or being called core because there's a feeling that you know, obviously everything that happened in terms of security. There's a real concern there that the security and security officers just do their work. And that's also why we thought, you know those resignations of the House sergeant at arms of Senate sergeant at arms and one of the U. S. Capitol police. It's those those allegations of the tours that really caught my eye the last day or two because I was under the impression that during the pandemic, you know nobody's able to get into a groove and take a tour of You know, the U. S Capitol or whatever you're credentialed member of the media who is allowed to be in the capital. What is access like funny? I actually came out this afternoon to see what the kind of fortress around the sea looks like. Access to the capital is obviously incredibly restricted. There's only a few ways in and out of the complex. They set up this Not available friends all around the complex they have, You know, plenty of National Guardsmen on hand. You know, inside the building and out. They check my credentials. You know, three times going in today again on Ben just around the capital Diamond downtown. Do you see right now? I just went for a walk to see. What the scene looks like. And it really is a fortress. I mean, all of downtown D. C is blocked off. You've got, you know, obviously the capital area, but the area around the White House, the National Mall, the National Park Service announced. Today that they were closing the National Mall to the public starting today through January. 21st. So the Thursday after inauguration, so it Zairi. It's a very, very Eerie sight, You know, come Wednesday, Millions of our eyes are going to be focused on the capital again for the inauguration. From your perspective there on the ground in D. C. Is the average of you were going to notice much damage to the capital it it's still a crime scene. After all, it is still a crime scene and again whether you know all these calls for investigations. It'll be interesting to see how that is dividing team handle this, You know, I think back to the DNC, and there was concerned that that could be really boring because of the pandemic. I think they did a good job. I think you know it is the way the DNC was conducted over over doom. What they did a pretty good job keeping the momentum that was the feeling on the Democratic side. They were happy with. How that unfolded, so they haven't really much details. So was gonna you know, take place on Inauguration day, at least not publicly. But I would imagine they're you know, working hard behind the scenes Tol a similar show on there's obviously going to be some components that are gonna be in person. But I would imagine there's also gonna be Virtual, you know aspects of it. We know the inaugural ball, for instance, will be held virtually maybe season as delicate terror with us on camo news from Washington, D C. And as thanks and that's Como's Taylor Vance ice. Bringing us to 3 20. Right. Here's your Komal Propel Insurance Money Update with Jim Chaska. It was a down week for US stocks, with the Dow Jones industrial Average slipping almost.
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"I'm Rick Fan sites are editor Jeremy Greater President elect Joe Biden, laying out his plan to boost the economy amid the Corona virus pandemic. It has a nearly $2 trillion plan that will give $1400 payments to supplement the $600 payments already given it was also extend unemployment benefits. It's been a day since the second impeachment of President Trump's an hour. What baby sees in his daily to Tara is following it for PBC news and spoke with Cuomo's Taylor van sites. The president is still in command for six more days, six days left in his first term, and as far as I can tell Doesn't seem to be really in earnest effort to begin the Senate trial yet. Where do we go? Yeah, so I need. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was asked if he would reconvene the Senate before January. 19th to kind of fast track this process get the impeachment Senate trial underway in the same way that the House had fast tracked. It's part of the process, and McConnell said no, he said it would likely be after Joe Biden is inaugurated that they will get the Senate trial underway. So some House Democrats Pushing back on that kind of hitting McConnell hitting Republican senators. They're saying that you know that the Senate could be working right now. They could be holding the people responsible for this chaos at the capital that they could be held responsible right now, But senators are home so House Democrats not not thrilled with the timing of all of this. There's also concerned that Holding the Senate trial after Joe Biden is inaugurated might make it more difficult for Joe Biden to past parts of his agenda, You know, confirm some of his Cabinet members. He's gonna have a lot to do in his 1st 100 days. And if the Senate is consumed with the impeachment trial that's gonna suck up a lot of oxygen so that You know, And that could have been part of the reason that we didn't really see a full endorsement of impeachment from Joe Biden, who initially, you know, didn't say he was against. It certainly condemn the actions and said he wanted everybody to be held accountable. He condemned President Trump. But he also seemed to indicate at one point that maybe it was best for the President Trump, you know, just finish out his term. Hey, did Joe Biden did release a statement yesterday kind of praising the house and, you know, essentially saying that that they had done the right thing, But that is going to be a concern for Democrats. This feeling that the Senate might have too much on his plate. If they're having to deal with confirmations and legislating while at the same time figuring out the seven trials, you know, and as I was wondering, maybe it's because of the business that we're in you and I being in broadcast, but So much of our day, our our work day and and probably following us home around the first impeachment. See, made it seem like a really grand event. You know, we devoted a lot of broadcast time to it. How is it gonna be different This time, though, Like you say, it's gonna be a really busy time not only for the president coming in, but for a lot of journalists and people around the country trying to find out what's new in with the new White House. You know, it's funny. I have that same feeling When I got home last night. I remember last time around. I always spend you know, hours and hours talking about this. That book the lead up to the actual vote, all that the hour long hearings and how the process dragged on for weeks and It happened so quickly. We barely a timeto realize it. It was happening yesterday. So yeah, it's a very different time. I think part of the concern with impeachment being fast tracked and with, you know, the Senate taking up the trial after Joe Biden is inaugurated is that they're gonna be essentially holding the trial for a president who is no longer in office. And that's never happened. I think part of the concern on the Democrat side is that there might not be enough energy enough momentum to convict the president. Maybe season as delicate Terry with us on common news from Washington, and as thanks very much That's cool, Most Taylor van size with the interview. And today's afternoon sound bite. I want everybody to know that this same on is getting ready to take the punch. Get apart, John. Kobe, we're gonna knock this virus out. Is the vaccine, and I mean, if you in just watch Will knock it out. Didn't even have to grill me for the answer. Right? Sorry. 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"Around the world in the nation in here locally, I'm Rick Fan sites along with ELISA Jaffe, Our editor, Jeremy Greater, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is now signing the article of Impeachment, accusing President Trump Of inciting the violent protest on Capitol Hill. Last week, more than a half million people in Washington and Oregon plunged into darkness by last night's deadly windstorm. A woman was killed in Spokane when a tree fell on her car. Impeachment of President Trump became a bipartisan effort. Representatives Dan Newhouse and Jamie Herrera Butler, both Republicans from our state, voiced their support today and as delicate terra in D. C. Covering this for ABC News. She spoke with co most Taylor Vance ice. That is, Are there many other Republicans voicing support for impeachment? Even if maybe they haven't voted for it? No, the majority of House Republicans were seeing are condemning the president, condemning his action, condemning the violence. We saw play out of the capital last week, but they're also for the most part, still opposed to impeachment. They're making the argument that they feel the focus should be on unity that impeachment is too divisive and they're saying that this process was rushed. Democrats are countering not by saying, We cannot unite the country until we hold those who were responsible for the capital siege. Accountable, And they're also saying that they're rushing the process because the president is is dangerous in their view that he poses a threat to democracy, and for as long as he is in power, he could pose a threat to our institution. So that's why they're saying they're fast tracking this this process impeachment what was going to pass even before Republicans said they would cross the aisle. But what's the future in the Senate? Is there gonna be pretty busy over there on that side of Of the U. S. Capitol, trying to confirm members of the Biden Cabinet, right, so fascinating to watch what's going on in the Senate. There was a story that came out actually late last night, broken by The New York Times that Mitch McConnell is reportedly pleased with this impeachment effort, and that he might actually be on board that he views impeachment as a way to purge the Republican Party. Of Trump he today without if he had made his mind up, he said he hadn't decided. You know which way he would vote, which is different from what he said again. Last time around, he was asked about impeachment last time around. It said he was not an impartial juror and that he would be coordinating with the White House. This time around. The headline is that he's not shooting it down. He's saying he hasn't made his mind up, which means he is considering it. So that is fascinating. The timing of that story breaking in The New York Times yesterday was interesting. There was some speculating that that was done on purpose to free up. Republicans in the House to be able to vote for impeachment if they felt that that was warranted. If they feel that they have Republican leadership in the Senate on their sides, and that certainly kind of frees them up to vote, their conscience on Bill, See what happens on the on the Senate side, Mitch McConnell was also asked in terms of the timing whether he plans to reconvene the Senate before right now, the Senate isn't supposed to reconvene until the 19. He said he would not be do not so the trial will likely start. No. After Joe Biden is inaugurated, which pose another that of issues. That means the Senate trial is actually going to be conducted by the new Senate. So that's something else to watch. There's gonna be a democratic, You know, they're gonna be a 50 50 with these recent Democratic gains in Georgia. That, you know, tips the scales in favor of conviction. Well, we'll see. They'll need two thirds of the Senate to convict President Trump but interesting to note that yet many Republicans feel that impeachment would be a way to get rid of President Trump. Because if he is convicted by the Senate cannot run again in 2024, baby season as delicate Terry with us on Come on, you And that has come most Taylor Vance ice When I remind you to join us tonight at seven o'clock, we will have a full hour looking at today's impeachment vote, and what's next? Join us against seven o'clock tonight? Right here on CO Moh news. The state House of Representatives is considering a bill to add Juneteenth is a state holiday. 19th 18 65 the day the last of the African Americans held in slavery learned of their emancipation and Sandra to sin of the Washington State Federation of Employees told a House panel that her group supports that move. We need to recognize his day as not only a piece of Black history but also as a piece of our country's history and making this a statement. 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"97 7. I'm Rick fan sites with ELISA Jaffe. Good afternoon and at least we're certainly hearing more about the 25th amendment being taken in by a number of our local politicians. Local lawmakers are among those calling for President Trump to be removed from office. Before his term ends. All eight of Washington's congressional Democrats and both senators are calling on the Cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment. Failing that Democrats, including Seattle's per mil, Ajai appall, have said they will begin impeachment proceedings. Washington's two Republican representatives have not commented Well, we're hearing from the governor today about yesterday's riot hit the capital. He calls it unacceptable and compost Charlie Harder tells us Inslee has joined that growing list of Washington state lawmakers. Anjali says he was appalled to see the mob inside the Capitol, calling it an insurrection and we need to go to the heart of that insurrection and remove that cancer. And that means the president of states he's calling for Trump to step down or have his Cabinet invoked the 25th amendment or have Congress immediately IMPEACH the president. Several Democratic Washington U. S representatives have made similar calls in the aftermath of the violence. Political experts say the chance of that actually happening is close to zero. Charlie Harder come. O'Neill's Boeing will pay more than $2.5 billion to settle a criminal charge with the Department of Justice. The DOJ says the charge was for a conspiracy to defraud the United States. This has to do with the two test pilots, who did not immediately reveal issues they discovered with the flight stabilization system, known as M cast when the plane was first being certified by the FAA is coma, reported in October of 2019. The company had known of text messages between the pilots for months before turning the messages over to federal investigators. Go on to say the settlement, hopefully provide some measure of compensation to the crash, Victimsfamilies and beneficiaries in a note to employees. Boeing CEO David Calhoun says entering into the agreement was the right thing to do, and that the company fell short of its values and expectations. Trio of police accountability bills will be among priorities for Democratic state lawmakers in the upcoming session. Here's comes Ryan Harris with detail. The first bill would require officers who see their colleagues using excessive force to step in when I asked Democratic State Senator Monk a Dhingra if police don't already have that duty, she said, from a young age were all taught not to snitch. But that's changing. Arranging our Children to Latin adult know when they think someone is in trouble, so that culture is changing, innovate, deliberate manner, and so I think we have to change it in the deal. Brick manner in our law enforcement as well. Republican representative Gina Mas Brecker agrees with the idea. Police have a duty to intervene. Unfortunately, there's bad police officers and they absolutely should be held accountable for their actions. The answer isn't not to defund them is to support them. The other bills would create a statewide database of cops whose testimony has been questioned for its credibility and the process for state auditor review of deadly force investigations to create more transparency. Ryan Harris Co mon is Come on his time. 3 34 traffic every 10 minutes on the force from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Here's Marina Rock, Inger. Our Friday afternoon commute is still holding some traffic in pretty area eastbound highway 16 between Highway 302 pretty drive and burn him drive. We have slow down south and four or five in value from I 90 into Newcastle, and then again, it's getting sluggish over the candle Hill South and I five in the South Center area, starting to slow you down from Just south of the four or five interchange to about 1 88 north and I five in Mountlake Terrace, also saying, Just a minor slowdown at this point, you're next Come on Traffic at 3 44 whether getting a.