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"Desk on Taylor van Sykes among our headlines today. In the next 15 or 20 minutes or so, we expect the half moon bay mass shooting suspect to appear in court, the 66 year old man is accused of killing 7 workers at two farm sites in the Northern California town of half moon bay. The motive yet to be determined, but officials have said that evidence points toward a workplace violence incident. And the vice president is said to visit her home state of California to follow up on the multiple deadly mass shootings this week in a tweet hair saying that she'll visit Monterey Park, where 11 people were killed during a lunar new year celebration over the weekend, two days later, at least 7 fatally wounded in that half moon bay instant we were talking about. As of the new year, all Washington state employers are supposed to post a salary range for positions they hope to fill. California, New York City and some others have essentially identical laws. As Washington Post reported Taylor telford puts it, corporate America is having a hard time adapting and Taylor joins us on northwest news radio. Here in Washington state and I think in a lot of parts of the country, if you're a city or a public sector job, you have always had to have the pay range posted. But how quickly are private companies able to comply now? Yeah, that's a great question. The answer is for everybody, but overall, it seems like companies are having a bit of a tough time making this adjustment compliances lagging could be heavily in a lot of the big job markets that have had stuff on the books for a little bit. Like California and New York City. And overall, this seems like there's a lot for companies to puzzle through when it comes to the different patchwork of legislation and also the actual task of pleasant going through setting these salary ranges. I took a page out of your book and I glanced at some of the job postings for Seattle for the big companies like Boeing Microsoft Starbucks. And they all have really massive pay ranges for some of their Seattle based corporate jobs a hundred grand or more in some cases. That can't be helpful for job seekers, right? To have that big of a range? Definitely not. When I spoke to job speakers, a lot of them expressed a great deal of frustration with the way that they've been encountering these ranges because the whole purpose of these laws are to call attention to inequities and pay and really put that power in the employees hands to kind of level the negotiating field. But it's really hard to do that when you're encountering a range that could be anywhere from something like 50 K to $200,000. That's really not saving anybody anytime. But on the employer side, their argument is basically that there's just so much that goes into setting a salary range when it comes to where you might live, what kind of experience you have, all that kind of thing. And so on their end, they feel like these really wide ranges are still there and well within the kind of good faith realm of what they're willing to say. But certainly for job seekers, I don't think it's having the intended effect. What about for small business? Because, you know, not everybody has the HR army of Walmart or Google, what kind of burden does this present for a small business? This is definitely a much bigger challenge for those smaller companies than it is for those big companies that are already used to hiring and recruiting in all those different jurisdictions. And the risk certainly for those smaller companies is a lot higher because they don't often have the expertise on staff that can help them figure out how to navigate this stuff. And so the consequences of getting it wrong can be really, really tough. They might be facing a pay discrimination suit down the line or facing thousands of dollars in penalties for non compliance with these laws. So it can be a really, really heavy list for some of those smaller companies. Even one to agree that this is the right direction to be moving it when it comes to the pay conversation. I found it interesting to see in your reporting that some companies are just breaking down altogether they're posting salary ranges for all their open positions regardless of location. How common would you say that is from what you were able to see? Yeah, I don't think it's super common yet. I think it kind of comes back to that size question. The company that have made that decision are big ones like alphabet and IBM and Wells Fargo, one there are just kind of already recruiting in that national or even international perspective. It's not as much of an adjustment for them to make a move like this, especially given that at this point about a dozen states and municipalities across the country have enacted laws like this and there are more that are pending. So this is certainly the way that things are going. It's not going away. And so for the companies who have been able to make that switch, I think it might be a good thing. But for a lot of other ones, they're probably going to struggle to kind of make this adjustment. There's more to the story like the impact on the gender pay gap generational divides too. You can find it all from Taylor telford online at Washington Post dot com. One 20, time for our stock charts dot com money update, and
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"35 Identity theft and unemployment fraud combined to rob the U.S. of up to a $163 billion in the rush to claim unemployment benefits Your body is covering this for The Washington Post and spoke with Taylor van seiss It's been two years since all of these trillions of dollars in federal aid were made available How far are we from understanding the scope of the theft and fraud tied to that You know I think we're still several years away from understanding all that It was really a historic amount of funds that went out from the government in order to respond to really an emergency situation But kind of now that some of that is slowing down and there's a chance that sort of catch our breath and observe what actually happened and where this money went I think we're just starting to understand the scope of how much of those funds really went to people or places that they weren't supposed to go to Is it even clear how much might be fraud versus just bad math and overpayment Even that is still unclear and investigators are trying to figure that out and then of course try to get some of that money back But for instance that a $163 billion figure that you cited is sort of what is called overpayment So that could include people who legitimately were getting funds that they needed but then got too much And then as well including as well in that is funds that should never have gone out to those recipients people who were actually defrauding the government In your story you include an infographic that shows just how little money has been reclaimed from that $163 billion number What is that number Why is it so small Right That number is $4 billion out of that a 163 billion And it's small because it's just really painstaking to put these cases together And then to actually trace that funding those funds and be able to get them back from those parties A lot of these sort of scams that occurred were undertaken by people overseas Or the funds just kind of disappeared into whether it's cryptocurrency or other sorts of accounts and it just becomes quite a daunting enterprise for local investigators for saving investigators and of course for the federal government as well to understand sort of where all this money went and how they can get it back now Most folks listening to this are reading a story online at Washington Post dot com won't want to defraud the government at any point in their life But how openly are crooks sharing strategies to commit these crimes It's a really interesting question We found to our surprise that it was quite open There are different social networks including one called telegram That is maybe not super popular in the United States but it's very popular abroad And on this particular social network there were groups dedicated to this kind of fraud and kind of sharing tips and tricks and saying oh this state's program we could defraud it this way and kind of sharing their formulas with each other So it was actually quite open Especially in those first few months of the pandemic Also says quite a lot about how many of us have had our personal information and social security numbers compromised as well You can read about all of this online at Washington Post dot com from Jake and a tour body who's with us today on northwest news radio You're going to thank you And that's Taylor van seiss Well there is relief insight for parents searching for baby formula but it'll still be a wait as we hear from ABC News correspondent Andy field in Washington The FDA says Abbott nutrition's infant formula plan should be back to full production in a few weeks In the meantime they're making it easier to import from other nations Our new God streamlined the ability for companies including most of not normally selling from formula in this country to make products available to the U.S. market FDA commissioner Robert califf not saying exactly how.
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"Thursday more showers and sunbreaks some chance for thunderstorms in high school and the low to the mid 50s And the couple four weather center I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell It's 55 in downtown Seattle our northwest news time now 6 35 Ukrainians fleeing the violence in their country are arriving in the United States And some are trying to come into the country through the U.S. Mexico border that from new data from U.S. customs and border protection Maria sachetti is covering this for The Washington Post and spoke with Taylor van Sykes Maria the war in Ukraine is now approaching the two month Mark How many Ukrainians have been detained by the U.S. in that time Well we've seen an increase at the southwest border in March There were more than 5000 migrants from Ukraine that was up from 1000 The month before But the most Viking increase was at the southern border where the numbers went from under 300 to more than 3000 in a single month So it was really quite a quite a jump And how different is the experience at the southern border for a person who's escaping the war in Ukraine compared to somebody that's seeking asylum from say a central or South American nation How does the process differ Well I think in the initially quite similar in that they're waiting in line sometimes they're standing outside intent and just trying to make their case to the border guards But for the most part Ukrainians are getting in and other groups for example people from Mexico are being expelled in most parts Once they do get into the United States how long are the Ukrainian refugees going to be allowed to live in the states And are they eligible for work permits It depends how they're allowed in some people are if you're granted humanitarian parole for example you could get it for up to one year and you can apply for a work permit But you have to figure all of that out The Biden administration just extended temporary protected status which is another form of temporary protection that allows the weight applied for a work permit but you had to have been here by April 11th to qualify The UN says that something like 5 million Ukrainians have left their country of that roughly 5 million number is how many people are is the U.S. expecting has the federal government put out an estimate Well the Biden administration has pledged to accept 100,000 up to but it's not clear yet how they're supposed to get here The refugee program is going to official system that takes months if not years to profit people those folks come in with resettlement aid They get classes and job training and they can become U.S. citizens eventually they get green cards But that's a very slow program that people who are aligning up the border that is not what's happening to them They're trying to more likely than not join family members or friends here in the United States who can care for them And basically walking into a situation where they could be in limbo for quite some time Once they set foot on U.S. oil they could apply for a time on they'll have a yearly do that but there's no guarantee that will happen And finally why is there so much traffic from Ukraine going through Mexico Because I'm sure there are plenty of ways to fly directly from Europe to the United States as well Well if you don't have a Visa to get into the United States you can't generally get on an airplane to get here And you could get turned away if you do manage to do that And so you have to have prior permission and even Visa recipients get vetted and checked before they're allowed to travel to the country So the fastest and the Biden administration has not yet told Ukrainians a 100,000 who they said they'd accept How they should get here And so without any kind of legal permission they can fly to Mexico They can fly there unimpeded and line up with the border and have to be led into the United States Maria ceske with us on northwest news radio reported for The Washington Post and you can read much more online at Washington Post dot com And that's Taylor van seism Our northwest news time now 6 39 It's good an update on sports Mariners in.
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"Or five solid and Bellevue 5 23 Newcastle in South 25 bumper to bumper 5 20 Pardon me Highway 18 to 5. Your next coma Traffic at 304. The Puget Sound forecast. I mentioned a little bit of scattered drizzle that we are seeing around the sound now, so if you don't have it at your house, there's a chance of it this afternoon on the drive, we will have overnight lows in the fifties. Mostly cloudy tomorrow and near 70. And then we have increasing sunshine on Sunday and highs close to 70, maybe more like upper sixties, but we'll see. Downtown. No often under his depending on where you are. We've seen that in the downtown area 66 degrees here at Seattle and its tech airport. 64 degrees. A couple of teenagers, who are relatively unknown two weeks ago, will play for the U. S Open tennis title this weekend. If he's Brian Clark has more. Four days after celebrating her 19th birthday, Leila Fernandez will play in the U. S Open final. I think one word that That really stuck to me is magical. The Canadian has beaten the 2nd 3rd and 5th ranked tennis players in the world this week in the final show Me the world number 150 18 year old Emma Raducan of Great Britain. She's the first qualifier to ever make him major final and Saturday's match will be the first US Open final between two teenagers. Since 1999 Brian Clark, ABC NEWS New YORK Are you a fan of horror movies? Well, you could get paid to watch one Mark Mayfield has the story. FINANCIAL COUNSELING WEBSITE Finance Buzz is offering one moviegoer $1300 to watch 13 scary films. The role requires the so called horror movie Heart rate analyst to wear a Fitbit while watching the films. So it can monitor the viewers. Pulse those interested have until September 26th.
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"A federal late grocery store was shot GMOs Joe Moreno has the story. Police scoured the entrance of the federal way wind coat for shell casings and other evidence. Customers found themselves in disbelief over a shooting that took place inside. You know, he could have shot a lot more people, you know? Which is very scary, You know, mothers, Children whatever. Investigators say a man in his twenties came in to buy alcohol, but was turned down because he already appeared intoxicated. At some point, a loss prevention officer came over to kick the man out. But as they reach the front doors, police say the man pulled out a gun and shot the security officer in the chest. A nearby elementary school went on lockdown as precautionary measure. And the rest of the wind co staff were sent home. At last word. The store employee was in critical condition. The suspected gunman arrested nearby nearly two years after a deadly drive by shooting along Highway five. Oh 93 people have been charged with first degree homicide. James Richardson was shot and killed while driving south on the highway. NPR and back in December of 2019, A passenger in Richard's car was not hurt. Troopers at the time said the shots were fired from a car in and adjacent lane. In a matter of months. A controversial homeless housing project is scheduled to open in Redmond and many business owners say King County never warned them about the potential impact it could have on them. Cuomo's Jonathan show reports from Redmond, Dr Christopher Grimes is in the business of helping people deal with aches and pain at the Bellevue Redmond physical therapy center. It felt like they just wanted to do this without anybody knowing about it, but admits his own threshold for stress and patience is being stretched thin. And the fact that I wasn't even on it. It's just really frustrating prices, talking about King County's attempt to notify businesses in Redmond, Bellevue, that could be impacted by the new homeless housing coming into the former Silver Cloud Inn. Well, we are right across the street, so it's definitely a big oversight, I must say Jessica McMorrow Stepanov owns Brie or a Ballroom dance studio and also says the county never contacted her about the baggage. That could come with the opening of this facility. The county sent KOMO News a list of 97 businesses that have tried to contact about the housing. But 31 businesses in the area say they weren't contacted. The county said those businesses may have been closed at the time. More high schools have to cancel football games because of the covid 19 infection rate, and this parent is supporting the move. That's the most important thing is that they're safe and healthy. So is that is that weird balance? You kind of run As a parent, You're kind of like Well, you know, I love my son and I want him to be having fun. But I also wanted to get out. Last night's Kentridge game against Liberty was canceled because a player tested positive and two more games scheduled for tonight in Edmonds were also called off. Last Friday, East Side Catholic was missing 24 players after positive case among the team. Come on, it's time to 10 time for an update on sports from the Beacon Plumbing, Sports desk and Bill Swartz. The Mariners try to take care of business on the home diamond against the Diamondbacks. The American League wild card standings are well whiled Seattle, Oakland and Toronto, all within striking distance of the leaders New York Yankees and Boston. So the Mariners need to keep on winning games, especially at home against an Arizona team, which has 45 wins in 95 losses. Game one AT T Mobile Park tonight, the first place to come a reindeer's go for two straight victories at home against Sacramento River Cats. Washington Husky football team not working out in Ann Arbor for tomorrow night's big nonconference game against Michigan, a team that loves to run the rock. According to U Dub linebacker Jackson Sermon. They want to run the ball. We're gonna stop the run. And we're excited to do that. They got some talented guys running the ball, and it's just gonna be one of those things that one guy. One guy is going to get on the tackle, and we have to have everybody flocked to him. Come on. TV has Washington and Michigan at five. P.M. Saturday, three o'clock kickoff in Pullman between Washington State and Portland State. The Seahawks packed their bags today for a trip to Indianapolis and Sunday season opener against the Colts. And the Seattle Sounders are wearing 9 11 remembrance patches for tomorrow afternoon's home soccer match against Minnesota, United Sports at 10 and 40 after the hour Bill Schwartz come on News. Italy's highest court has finally decided a controversial case about the separation between church and state. Sort of Italy's top court rules on who gets to decide if crosses belong in the classroom. I maybe sees Megan Williams in Rome. The case began in 2000 and nine when Italian high school teacher Franco Poli took down the cross hanging above his desk, stuck it in a drawer, then put it back up when the class was over. The school board suspended him for two months without pay and a black mark remained on his employment record. Properly with the backing of Italy's Union of Atheists and Rational agnostics, sued a lower court backed the presence of the crosses in the classroom, calling them a secular symbol of Italian culture. Now, 13 years later, Italy's highest court has overturned that decision, saying forcing schools to hang crosses and classes is not compatible with the secular principle of the state. We are quite happy because because they that is not right to Home. Uh, The crucifix in the public school, says head of the atheist union at Delhi Oriali. But the court stopped short of banning crosses or other religious symbols, a move that has pleased Catholics here as well. Instead, it leaves it up to individual classes to determine whether or not they want to crucifix hanging on the wall. The teachers and also students can decide it will be a mess. Megan Williams. ABC NEWS Rome A currency that lost 90% of its value, half the country slipping under the poverty line and widespread social unrest that's led to violent protests. That's the reality of Lebanon today. ABC s Georgiana Miller reports from Jerusalem. Lebanon, finally forming a new government 13 months after the catastrophic they report explosion brought down the political leadership and set off inviting over Cabinet seats. President Michel won't holding onto his poem. Posed. A Sunni tycoon Jim McCarty, will for the third time served as prime minister, Mikati vowing to stop his country's economic collapse but daunting challenges lie ahead. Scotty must reform Lebanon's financial institutions enough to satisfy the IMF and secure billions of dollars in loans that will have to include new measures to root out corruption. Georgiana Miller, ABC News Jerusalem Race and the Royals. Not an easy topic for that family to discuss, But Britain's Queen Elizabeth second is supportive of the Black lives matter movement. The first Black Lord Lieutenant of London, made the statement in an interview with Britain's Channel Four When Kenneth Alisa was asked whether the royal family supports BLM, he said, the answer is easily yes. The revelation comes after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this year. That's where the couple shared that a member of the royal family was worried about how dark their child's skin might be. Come on news time to 14 time for a traffic update from the law group Traffic Center. Here's Marina Rock injure, Really starting to see some slowdowns around the Puget Sound region. There was a collision north on I five at one 64th in line with the shoulder.
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"ABC at 1 30. Federal government suing the state of Texas over its new abortion law, which bans on abortion six weeks after pregnancy. That law allows private citizens, not the state to enforce the law and get paid, Attorney General Merrick Garland says it's unconstitutional statute deputize says all private citizens Without any showing of personal connection or injury. To serve as bounty hunters authorized recover at least $10,000 per claim. From individuals who facilitate a woman's exercise of her constitutional rights. President Biden later today expected to announce vaccination requirements for all federal workers. He'll urge private companies and schools to do the same. Last week, more than a quarter of a million of the new covid cases were among Children. The FDA ruling to halt sales for more than 950,000 e cigarette products made by various companies. Regulators say they need more time to review applications from the biggest company jewel. Michelle Franzen, ABC News Homo News 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon Come on news time. 1 31 I'm Taylor van size with our top stories from the Coma 24 7 News Center. Several local school districts dealing with Covid 19 outbreaks. Almost Carlene Johnson has details. Students return to Class in Seattle September 1st and two days later, there were already 44 covid cases, reported three of those being staff members. Same thing in federal way, where the district's dashboard shows 46 students and at least 20 teachers. Reported last week. Testing covid positive, But the infections were not transmitted at school. At this week's federal way. City Council meeting members got an update on vaccination rates in South King County, where Covid rates have been high down and soft and county where it's 71%. When you look at the East and the North there in the eighties, Seattle's just under 80 rent in school district is showing at least 11 cases reported now five of those Or at Hayes in high.
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"Play at Michael Shoot bingo. Matinee sessions. Start every day at noon and evening sessions. Start at seven p.m.. Michael, Shoot Bingo and Auburn Your home for machine Go your next chemo traffic at 2 54. And your forecast Sunshine today and then some hot and some highs in the mid seventies. Mostly cloudy overnight and then maybe a chance of showers or thunderstorms lows near 60, but that will burn off the mostly sunny skies tomorrow highs in the seventies to low eighties. Stay connected. Stay informed. Comeau News sponsored by fighting for moms dot com. Good afternoon to 45. I'm Jeff Pozole. A Bill O'Neill is at the editor's desk here. Some of the stories we're following President Biden visiting New York and New Jersey to assess storm damage. This comes after the remnants of Hurricane Ida prompted deadly flooding in the Northeast. Mr Biden will visit some effected neighborhoods in Hillsborough, New Jersey, and Queens, New York The text or the Justice Department is vowing to protect women trying to get an abortion. In Texas Attorney General Merrick Garland says the same goes for clinics. He says his office is urgently looking at options to challenge the state's new law, which bans abortions after six weeks. Which is far before many women even know they are pregnant over 19 cases and hospitalizations are at pandemic highs in Pierce County is a new rule requiring anyone to wear a mask at large outdoor events takes place. It takes effect today. Commas Cole Miller has more. The director of Healthier says This is all about protecting kids that can't yet get the vaccine, as well as those who are immuno compromised its going to apply to those Rainier's games and well rain matches. It's a pretty blanket rule, regardless of your vaccination status. So let's break this down for you. Here's what All of this means any outdoor event with more than 500, people that masked will be required to Tacoma, Pierce County Health Department says. While outside gatherings are safer when they become too crowded that risk for transmitting the virus goes up. This applies to everyone five years and older. A similar requirement also takes effect in the king in King County later today. Somebody. Bonner Lake School Somebody. Bonney Lake School District is warning parents to have a backup plan for getting their kids.
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"Is a vastly unequal fight. They say they are short of men and equipment at the summer gloves. Maybe a fan Assy is one of hundreds of local residents who volunteered to fight the fires because of the shortage of manpower. And we begin with The pursuit of justice. Saying if the wind gets up That will already start to spread. Well, every bit of the trees here. Within 10 15 minutes. Could be everywhere. Really? The team's main tools are digging trenches and controlled burns. But there is only so much they can do When the wind gets up. The fire spreads rapidly and what happens when the fires get past the teams? The flames engulfing this village? Over 30 buildings destroyed only burnt out cars and smoldering rubble left the record drought. Fueling the fires has been linked by scientists to climate change, and the change in Yakutia is climate is already visible. Parts of Siberia are warming twice as fast as the rest of the world. The smog is really bad you can really get in your eyes. In your throat. The fires are releasing record quantities of carbon dioxide. This year, already more than Britain's entire annual Co. Two emissions, based on an estimate by European Union Agency You really feel the scale? The fire here. This whole area burned only about three weeks ago. It's all black and With increased temperatures now believed to be inevitable. Yakutia massive.
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Hawaii Governor Begs Tourists to Stay Away as Covid Surges
"You to stay home and you can blame rising covid infections and hospitalizations. Alex Stone is covering this for ABC News and spoke with Cuomo's Taylor van size Alex. Tourism It doesn't take a genius to know is essential to the Hawaiian economy. How bad is the situation on the ground there to warrant their governor to issue this kind of a request? Yes, Taylor pretty abrupt change for Hawaii. Being that they were hit so hard last year, and in the last couple of months, travel has been booming Hotels been packed. Crisis through the roof. Car rentals have been hard to find flights have been full. They've been wanting the money they've been saying, come on in. And and now it Covid rising in Hawaii, the governor David IgE, Saying, Do not go to the island. Here's how he put it is not a good time to travel to the island. Uh, restaurant capacity has been restricted. There is limited access to rent a cars. He's asking tourists to stay away and for travel to Hawaii to be only for business. Hawaii's seven day average hitting 671 yesterday, triple what it was four weeks ago. Hospital resources on the island are limited. And he said hospitals are at capacity. Our ICUs are full. This comes as Hawaii has really strict entry rules, police enforced quarantine or proof of vaccination or a negative test and We talked to passengers at L. A X today, hopping on flights to Hawaii and they're saying no, They're not going to cancel their trips. They're going to go anywhere. That's enough. It's been two years. I need to go on vacation Last year was cancelled. As
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Modest Gains Nudge Nasdaq Above 15,000 for the First Time
"Gains but enough to earn both the S and P 500 NASDAQ composite index fresh closing highs. Yes and PhD, up six points today and the NASDAQ Rose 77, the first ever close above 15,000 for that tech heavy index. The Dow Jones industrials gained 30 points
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Henri Brings Floods, Power Outages to East Coast
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Disney Wants to Move Scarlett Johansson Trial Behind Closed Doors
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USWNT Loses to Canada in Tokyo Olympics Semifinal
"Canada Early this morning groans here in the US America's hopes of winning an Olympic gold medal in women's soccer went out the window in a stunning semifinal loss to team Canada. Penalty awarded after B A R review. Big moment in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics here. Claiming for Canada scores. Harlow whites call on NBC first time The Americans lost to the Canadians since 2001 Canada will play for the gold Friday against Australia or Sweden. Seattle
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Grubauer Signs Six-Year, $35.5 Million Contract With Kraken
"Hit the free agent market and the expansion Seattle cracking quickly swooped in to sign him. Six years. 35 a half million dollar deal group, Our expected to share time with former Florida goalie Chris Triggered sports at 10 40 after the hour. Bill Schwarz Comeau News Over the years you've
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U.S. Combat Role in Iraq to End This Year, Biden Says
"A change in the U. S mission in Iraq at the White House, standing alongside the Iraqi Prime minister, Mr Biden announcing the U. S will not by the end of the year being a combat mission, but supporting Iraq in its fight against Islamic State militants are shared fight against Isis. Is critical for the stability of the region, and our counterterrorism cooperation will continue. Even as we shift to this new phase. We're gonna be talking about the announcement following the president ordering troop withdrawals from Afghanistan. As the
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Dow Closes Above 35,000 as U.S. Stocks Rebound From Jitters
"Here's Jim Tesco stocks closed out a strong week with 1/4 straight advance and the major market indexes at new highs. The Dow industrials ending above 35,000 for the first time. In the Friday session. That blue chip index rose 238 points the S and P 500 gained 44. The NASDAQ composite leaped
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Colorado Flooding Kills 1 as Flash Floods Force Rescues in Southeast
"County, Mo. News with monsoon rains expected to pound parts of the West again this weekend Search and rescue teams in Colorado race to find people swept away during powerful flash floods and mudslides earlier this week, ABC's Qena Whitworth is there. Officials here in Colorado say it will take several months to clean up all of that damage. Spoke with some residents here who say they can't imagine things ever returning back to normal. The body of one
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WSU Coach Nick Rolovich Can't Travel to Pac-12 Media Day Since He's Unvaccinated
"More reaction today to Washington State University's football coach deciding not to get vaccinated against Covid 19 and former Cougar Line backer backer Doctor Sarin, Murong says. Obviously, it's your choice and you know, like I'll respect that. But Kind of in the position that he's in. It's disappointing, you know, as the leader and wazoo President Kirk Schulz issued a statement saying that Washington State University expects all students, faculty staff and volunteers to be fully vaccinated before the start of the fall semester. This comes after coach Nick Rolovich announced that he would not attend PAC 12 Media Day next week. Because he is not vaccinated and does not plan to be vaccinated.
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FDA Calls for Investigation Into Alzheimer's Drug Approval Process
"The approval of a controversial new Alzheimer's drug. In a letter sent to the health and Human Services Inspector General Janet Woodcock asks for an independent review into the interactions between drugmaker Biogen representatives at the FDA Woodcock alleging that there may have been communication between the FDA and Biogen during the review process that goes against FDA policy. Biogen's new Alzheimer's drug received FDA approval in early June despite an advisory committee previously questioning its efficacy. ABC News is next get more out of
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"Come on. It's time. One o'clock time to go live to ABC news as they cover our world. From ABC News. I'm Michelle Franzen. President Biden says the U. S. Is ahead of scheduled to leave Afghanistan. President Biden Thursday said he did not believe a Taliban takeover in Afghanistan is inevitable, saying Afghan forces are well equipped. The president forcefully defended his decision to withdraw all US forces by September. I will not send another generation Americans to war in Afghanistan. With no reasonable expectation of achieving a different outcome, The president went on to say the US cannot afford to quote remain tethered to what he said were policies created in response to the world as it was 20 years ago. Karen Travers, ABC News Washington President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris meeting with civil rights leaders this hour on voting rights. Earlier at Howard University, Harris announced the DNC is adding $25 million to the voting rights initiative to combat Sweeping reforms, she says in Republican led states is designed. I believe to make it harder for you to vote. So that you don't vote. Republicans say the laws helped make elections more secure. This famous attorney Michaela Bernardi, convicted today in an extortion case. Not long ago, Michael Abernathy was a fixture on cable news, the bellicose nemesis of former president Trump, his lawyer to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Now he has dropped another few pigs on his descent into disrepute. Federal judge in Manhattan, sentenced to 30 months in prison for trying to extort at least $15 million from Nike. The judge called amenities conduct outrageous, and prosecutors said he tried to weaponize his public profile of a naughty faces separate charges He stole the advanced Stormy Daniels was paid to write a book. Aaron Carter Ski ABC NEWS NEW YORK, The CDC says the delta variant is driving an uptick in new infections. A seven day average up 11%. They're now urging unvaccinated Americans to get their shots. You're listening to ABC News. Stay connected. Stay informed. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues on co mo news. 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon. Come on news time. 12 I'm Taylor Van sites now. Our top stories from the coma 24 7 News Center. State Attorney General Bob Ferguson is saying no to a settlement that he says Let's produce Pharma off the hook for its role in the national opioid crisis more from Camoes, Corwin Hank, some 15 state agencies approve of a settlement that allows Purdue to declare bankruptcy and reorganized. Under the plan, the maker of the painkiller OxyContin pours millions of dollars into the states. Including 65 to 70 million to Washington in return, produce controlling family. The billionaire sack Lear's avoid legal prosecution and Washington eggy, Ferguson says. That's wrong. I mean, this is a deal that allows this Sackler family to walk away as billionaires, despite the devastation their conduct caused here in Washington around the country lawsuits, including the one Ferguson was ready to press allege Purdue was aware OxyContin was dangerously addictive and widely abused. Yet continued to push it onto doctors. No apology. No accountability, Ferguson says. The tens of millions coming to Washington or a pittance compared to the billions. The Sackler czar walking away with Corwin Hike KOMO News. King County has purchased another hotel to help house the homeless More from Camoes, Jeff Padula. This was the Holiday Inn Express and Sweets on Aurora Avenue in North Seattle, and last customers checked out just this week. This building will provide Permanent, safe, clean, stable housing to almost 100 people experiencing chronic homelessness, King County executive Del Constantine says it's just part of a larger effort to combat homelessness. Now, the hope is to get people off the streets and into the services they need, most of which will be offered at this new facility. Jeff Pooja. What Come on news. The Pierce County Council approves using $22 million of its American rescue plan cash on expanding broadband services details from GMOs Bill O Neill. That move comes about two years after the county commission to study which found urban areas have satisfactory access to broadband, while rural areas struggled with both reliability and cost The common distribute. Also reports the council voted to dedicate an additional $8 million to assist small businesses in a variety of ways. Five million more was earmarked for the fight against homelessness. Colonial Co. Mo News coming up. It's just not supposed to happen. I'm Brian Calvert with the international study that links last week's heatwave to something much larger. First that one of four camo traffic.
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"All the Sagan, who has had to temporarily closed her bakery on troubled Third Avenue. She hopes the plan will turn downtown around. Do we really want to see the road map and how their funds going to be used and what is a long term effect of this investment? Downtown Seattle association says 462 downtown businesses have closed during the pandemic, but since then there have been 279 new business openings. Providing some hope that Seattle needs we've had great progress over the last couple of months today in downtown more than 75% of the businesses that existed prior to the pandemic are open. Some of those projects include efforts to address empty storefronts. Direct cash assistance to downtown small businesses and workforce development programs for not only the unemployed but underemployed hospitality workers right here downtown. In Seattle. NPR Costa Niche Common X Dale Evans ice checks in from the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk. Aaron Judge in the New York Yankees, headed to Seattle for a three game series with the Mariners Games have been chipping away at the Ale West standings, winning six of their last 10 games and winning another series last night with a 41 win over the Texas Rangers. You say Kikuchi named to his first All Star game, but he's the only Mariners on the roster. He's going to join up with former Mariner Nelson Cruz, who at 41 is making his seventh appearance on an All Star roster. This time as a Minnesota twin. Pretty shocking, um, excited, you know, um, definitely, um, a lot of good to great. She's not there and really proud to be representing betweens. Nelly was a three time All star for the Mariners. Alex rolled on his first goal in the MLS was enough to keep the Seattle Sounders from adding a loss to their record. The Sounders played to a 11 draw in Colorado. They've now won seven matches tied five but still no losses and 21 points from Briana Stewart helped the Seattle storm to an 84 74 win over the L A. Sparks L A has a chance for retribution later this week as they trek to the northwest for Wednesday game on the storms, home Court sports at 10 and 40 past the hour. I'm Taylor Vance. Ice. KOMO News, a report says. There's a major fraud problem in the booming legal marijuana business. An investigation claims there is corruption in some testing labs. Driven by the demand for THC GMOs Holly Menino breaks down the claims and why customers might not be getting what they pay for legal marijuana is growing in the U. S. It's a $17 billion per year business. But according to an investigative report by FIVETHIRTYEIGHT, the industry is rife with fraud and you may be getting ripped off. Consumers are looking for as much THC as they can get. Which is creating financial rewards for having more THC and products. That's also creating some really perverse incentives in the market to fraudulently inflate how much THC is actually in that product. THC tetrahydrocannabinol is a psychoactive compound found in cannabis. It's what produces the sensation of being high. And experts say businesses often charge more for higher concentrations of it. The idea with a lot of consumers is that they're getting more value more bang for their buck. But there's a problem right when we can't trust the potency is on those labels. You know, it creates problems on on the whole market. Black says its reputation as the most important part of marijuana is overblown. There's over 100 other active compounds in the plant that affect how You get high when you consume cannabis, Fivethirtyeight found certain labs across a number of states required to test cannabis on legal farms before it can make its way to the marketplace have been caught inflating their numbers on THC. Potency. Passing moldy cannabis is safe and even making up results. The labs customer is the farm. So if the labs giving a.
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"His natural gas. Um It would be a prime suspect. But until we have positive proof, it's only speculation right now. Chuck Sivertsen, ABC NEWS HOMO news, 1000 FM, 97 7. Good afternoon, It is 1 31 on Kelly Bleier filling in for Taylor Van Sison. Here are your top local stories from the co mo 24 7 News Center. It is the end of an era as Jeff Bezoza officially steps down from his role as CEO of Amazon. July 5th is the date Amazon was incorporated. 1994. He'll be leaving it much larger than just a year ago as the company added a half a million employees to keep up with sales from the pandemic. Stacy Mitchell of the Institute for Self Reliance says that growth only heightened attention of regulators who say Amazon is too big. There's a growing level of concern about Amazon's power, and I think you see that you know across the public but particularly workers. We've seen a lot of walkouts a lot of wildcat strikes over the last year, especially with the danger. Of Covid. Bezos will pass the leadership job over to Andy Jassy, who has been in Amazon for nearly 25 years. He currently runs Amazon's Web services basis, will take the title of Amazon's executive chair, where he says he will focus his energy and attention on things like new products. As the state fully reopens its economies Seattle Soto neighborhood where the Mariners play is seen big crowds that part of the city was especially hard hit by the pandemic. And now, as Cuomo's Cole Miller reports, businesses are hoping to bounce back in a big way. There is a new energy about what the future holds here. You can feel it for the last year and plot more. We've been reporting about some of the struggles. Facing Soto, and.
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Bed Bath & Beyond Shares Surge as Retailer Hikes 2021 Outlook
"Bed bath and beyond this morning came out with what appeared to be mixed Quarterly results. Sales did rise nearly 50% from a year ago, even as earnings were hurt by costs related to the home goods, Retailers Turnaround Plan Bed and Bath also raised its full year outlook. And that helped shares jump 11 and a quarter
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Hector Santiago Becomes First Pitcher Ejected for Failing Sticky Substances Check
"First picture ejected under Major League baseball's crackdown of illegal sticky substances. The umpires yesterday. Check Santiago's glove during the EMS White Sox game and found a sticky spot manager Scott Service explained. It was only rosin and perspiration. He does not believe his players should be suspended After winning two of three in
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Former Skid Row singer Johnny Solinger dies
"Singer Johnny Sullinger dead at the age of 55. Last month, He revealed that he was battling liver failure and had to spend a month in the hospital. He spent 15 years as the vocalist for the band from 1999 through 2015, an update from
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Uber Pays $3.4M for Seattle Gig Worker Leave Law Mistakes
"Some of the headlines are following this afternoon. Uber has agreed to pay more than $3.4 million to 15,000 drivers after acknowledging violations of Seattle's paid sick leave law covering gig workers. Amid the pandemic, the Seattle City Council last year temporarily extended sick and safe leave
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Top Medical Adviser Says 'No Fans' Safest for Tokyo Olympics
"Today, Japan's top medical advisor says because of the pandemic, no Spectators should be allowed to attend the games. For now. No international fans are allowed in. About 9000 baseball fans. A T Mobile park last
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Daredevil Dies Attempting World-Record Motorcycle Jump
"Falls short of the target. Almost Corwin Hank has more afraid of resident and stunt driver Alex Harville chose the Moses Lake Air Show. To attempt a Guinness world record breaking dirt bike jump More than a football field in length spectator Debbie Williams tells K. R E M She was watching as the 28 year old daredevil tried for a 351 ft jump. The next thing I know he went off with the ramp and he didn't make it to the hills back tire. Looks like he got caught. And then he flew through the air in his helmet came off. Losing the helmet may have cost Harville his life as the Kawasaki motorcycle crashed into the dirt just short of the target ramp. He was airlifted to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Harville leaves behind a wife and two young sons. Corwin Hike. KOMO NEWS The Tour de France creating a women's
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Signet CEO Sees More Strength Ahead for Online Jewelry Sales, Which Doubled in Latest Quarter
"And that's evident in the fiscal first quarter Results out of Signet jewelers today. The retailer who's chains include Jared Zales and Kay Jewelers posted quarterly profits that handily beat analysts expectations as same store sales more than doubled from the year earlier period. The sponsor of the
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"Taylor van sites. Now. Some of the headlines are following from the Coma. 24 7 News center economic recovery slower for certain communities, according to the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell, who said today that low income individuals and racial minorities have been disproportionately affected. By the effects of the pandemic and students at Yorktown Elementary School in Virginia, letting President Biden and first lady Jill Biden in on what remote Learning has been like for them. One student telling the Bidens that remote learning lets her take a little nap during school. Another saying, If you don't know the question, you could just pretend like you're Mike isn't working. North Korea has warned that the U. S will face a very grave situation and says President Biden made a big blunder. In a recent speech by calling the North a security threat. ABC is Tom Rivers. Reports from the foreign desk of senior Foreign Ministry official in Pyongyang says the president, through his words, clearly intends to keep enforcing the same policy toward North Korea that it's had for over half a century. Rolling back the rhetoric. Biden's national security advisor Jake Sullivan, on ABC News this week. Our policy towards North Korea is not aimed at hostility. It's aimed it solutions. It's the administration is prepared to engage in diplomacy towards the ultimate objective denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. Tom Rivers ABC News at the Foreign Desk, the latest sign of a return to pre pandemic life. 1000 FT Long and weighs in at 100,000 Tons. A B C's Jim Ryan says U. S based cruise ships are preparing to take to the sea again in the port city of Galveston, Texas. The sound of prosperity hasn't.
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"The Northwest News Station Co. Moh news coming up on coma. The cold has arrived and the snow expected soon on. Carleen Johnson community is preparing to offer shelter to the homeless. First Live to ABC News. Come on news time. 1 30. Months ago, House trial managers wrapped up their case in the impeachment trial of former president Trump, saying that he created the lie. The election was stolen, telling his supporters toe fight like hell and March to the capital on the day Congress was certifying the results. Trump's attorneys are expected to argue what Trump said is protected by the First Amendment. Lead manager Jamie Raskin, closing with this been impeached for inciting violent insurrection against The government. Incitement to violent insurrection is not protected. By free speech. There is no First Amendment defense to impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors. The idea itself is absurd. House trial managers say Trump spent $50 million to launch ads for the stop the steel campaign and showed no remorse during or after the attack, including not attending the service for the U. S. Capitol police officer who was killed His defense attorneys will start their case tomorrow with continuing coverage. Michelle Franzen ABC News Homo news 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon Come on news time. 1 31 I'm Taylor van size with our top stories from the Come on 24 7 News Center. We're seeing the first of three potential snowstorms in western Washington. Between now and Sunday. Almost Charlie Harker is out in it.
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"Most Taylor van sides with the interview it is 3 40. Time to connect with Bill Swartz of the Beacon Plumbing Sports desk. It's national Women and Girls. Sports Day today Sue Bird begging rippin, a western Washington As you know, Rick is blessed to have so many outstanding female sports leaders, and that makes for stiff competition at this year's Seattle Sports Star Banquet, University of Washington all American catcher Morgan Florists among the nominees I think it takes It definitely takes a village to get Those types of awards. So I mean, I feel like it's more like a team Ward because I'm like allowed to be myself here. U Dub and Floors and Second Rank. U Dub open their softball season in nine days. Submit your ballots that Seattle sports star of the year dot Orig, a talented young pass catcher puts Lubbock in the rear view mirror. Jalen Poke enters the NC double a transfer portal. He's going from Texas Tech to play for the Huskies. Tampa Bay, with the number of football players limited in practice because of injuries. That group includes receiver Antonio Brown and safety Antoine Winfield Junior The Buccaneers have field goal underdog against Kansas City in Sunday's Super Bowl, and the Major League Baseball Players Association rejected the owners plan to delay the start of the season. That means spring training camps begin February 17th. Sports A 10 and 40 After the hour bills works Come on, is coming up Latest on traffic and weather. Come on, Use time. 3 40 what a different future starts with you. That's why go, Daddy does more to help you find a name. You can create cell and get found online, So any small business could be a driving force to create.
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"24 hour News Station Co. Moh news 1000 FM 97 7 Bill O'Neill at the editor's desk up, Taylor van sighs Among the headlines were following from a couple of 24 7 news center. There are now more than 100 Million Corona virus cases around the world, according to the Johns Hopkins University and the United States accounts for about a quarter of that. And the temporary restraining order being issued over the Biden administration's paws on deportations. A Texas federal judge issued the ruling today citing the Administrative Procedure Act. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the new administration last week, saying that the Trump White House and Texas reached an agreement before Biden was sworn in. Requiring consultation before any deportation changes are made. 1 46 couple of significant ceremonies took place at the U. S Capitol building today. Joining us with more from Washington, D. C is a B C's and as delicate terra it as Let's start with the live quorum call that happened today. What is that? What does it mean for the impeachment trial of Donald Trump? Yes, It's a really interesting turn of events in the Senate when Senator Rand Paul tried to force a vote on to determine whether it is constitutional for there to be a try alot of for a former president. So there Anywhere. He was trying to get a vote on the constitutionality of former President Trump's impeachment trial. But they did not the that measure. The measure to actually take a vote on that did not pass. The motion was killed by it was a 55 to 45 vote, with five Republicans joining Democrats. That means that 45 Republicans voted for the effort, which seems to signal that Republicans might not believe that the trial is constitutional. And that's something we have heard repeatedly from Republicans from more and more Republicans in recent days, you know, a lot of them had come out in the aftermath of the capital siege to condemn the violence condemn the president's words and actions, but in recent days People like Marco Rubio, for instance, have come out to say that they don't believe the trial that it would be constitutional toe hold an impeachment trial for a president who is no longer in office. We talked yesterday about who would preside over the trial being Senator Patrick Leahy from Vermont. He's a Democrat. But also as of today, he's now third in the presidential line of succession behind the Vice president and speaker of the House, right. That's right. So he knows the rules state that if the trial is the impeachment trial is being held for someone who is not a president. Then it is the president pro tempore e of the Senate who would preside. So in this case, it is. Democrat Patrick Leahy of Vermont. So it will not be chief Justice John Roberts presiding as he did last time, and the fact that Leahy is presiding is a big deal because you know, it's Zumba that Republicans are pointing to to say no. Clearly, the rules are different here because the president is no longer in office. And so they're using that to do you know, they're saying, if we were really holding an impeachment trial for president than it would be chief Justice John Roberts. Clearly Democrats are Clearly the rules are different in this case because President Trump is no longer an officer. They're using that as an example to kind of add to their argument that this trial is unconstitutional. Democrats are pushing back on that we saw, you know Chuck Schumer talking about it yesterday day repeatedly using that the trial is constitutional. They want to hold the president accountable, and Democrats are getting back at Republicans saying that we should be discussing the process here. Whether or not this is constitutional. They're saying we should be discussing the president's words and actions and focusing on the on trying to hold him accountable. Meanwhile, senators also busy confirming Cabinet nominees from President Biden, including today the Treasury secretary and secretary of state, A. B C's and as delicate Terry with us on coma news and as thank you very much Thank you. Come on news time. 1 50. It's time for a propel insurance business Update. Here's Jim Tesco was a fairly quiet day on Wall Street with the index is holding to a narrow range despite a slew of corporate earnings reports. Ultimately, the indexes all ended marginally lower The Dow Jones industrials he used 23 points. The S and P 500 slipped five. The NASDAQ composite fell. 10 of Horizon posted quarterly earnings and revenue that slightly exceeded analyst estimates. But shares of the telecommunications and media company lost 3.2%. Nevertheless. Generally positive fourth quarter results from 3 A.m. this morning has the maker of and 95 masks posted notes and Scotch tape reported higher per share earnings and revenue growth of 5.8%. That's your money. Now. Money news, the 20 and 50 past the hour. We have a coma Traffic update. Next, A different.
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"To stay informed. Co Moh midday. Good afternoon couple news time. 102 I'm Taylor van sites now the top stories from the camo 24 7 News Center. State lawmakers in the Senate Rules Committee plan to adjust some of the remote testimony rules in Olympia after complaints from citizens last week who didn't get a chance to testify or gotten you did once one minute rolled around. Kumble's Carleen Johnson reports holding a legislative session almost entirely by remote is a challenge to be sure, but it's been working for the most part. That is except for last week when more than 1600 people signed in and supportive Senate Bill 5114 to move the state to face to reopening. It was enough done, probably in the best way bike automatically muting folks at that one minute mark. Mid sentence without giving them a warning. Jason Mercy a with the conservative Washington Policy Center, says he's optimistic lawmakers will figure out how to make the public feel more respected, based on comments from Senator Andy Billing during the Rules Committee hearing last week is a learning curve, and I think the feedback that we are receiving from members and from the public is gonna be especially helpful, Garcia says. It's important for lawmakers to remember that for many citizens, this is their first time using remote testimony courtesy reminder that time is about It shouldn't be too much to ask Carleen Johnson. Come on news more than 400. People signed up to tell Olympia lawmakers what they think of bill that would ban high capacity gun magazines come. Oh super marrow reports. Senate Bill 50 78 would prohibit gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. Parents and family members of people killed in mass shootings with high capacity automatic weapons used in Michael T. O and Las Vegas gave emotional testimony in favor of it. Zach Elmore sister was shot at the route 91 concert in Vegas in 2017. This isn't hypothetical. It happened in my family has happened.
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"It 19 the variant cases. Involving the B 117 or the U. K variant. Have been identified in New Jersey, she says. One case is a man in the sixties, another a young child they contracted that was first detected in the UK. The unidentified man was never hospitalized and no longer has symptoms. You're listening to ABC News, Stay connected. Stay informed. Co Moh midday Sun Shine and 45 Downtown on this Friday afternoon, It's one or two on Tom 100 for Taylor van Sites with our top stories with Coma 24 7 News Center. State reporting 2223 nuke over 19 cases in the past day and 125 new deaths from Kobe 19 since early this week, and as vaccinations seemed to be ramping up in some places. Almost Ryan Carver tells US sites of being closed in at least one county. Once the threshold was lowered to age 65 older, the floodgates opened and appointments for the vaccine. We're booked solid now. Snohomish County is in the uncomfortable position of canceling some of those appointments. Earlier this week, the county had to close one of its big vaccination sites, and it stopped taking appointments for the others. Because they're almost out of vaccine. State Health Secretary Umair Shah can't promise any more vials until sometime next week. So we don't have it all solved but incredible amount of progress that 32% from last week to 48% of Washingtonians that have been vaccinated at least 48%. And so we're confident we're going to continue to make progress on this, governor, Inslee said yesterday. Quote if we're going to fully utilize the mass vaccination sites in Snohomish County We simply have to get more doses from the federal government. We need those doses. Brian Calvert pneumonia and the state has a long way to go before reaching the governor's goal. He wants the vaccination rate of about 45,000 People daily, The latest update to the States vaccine dashboard shows were averaging about 15,500 per day. The Health Department is finished, giving the first round of doses to all residents in nursing homes across the state. State's largest employer is launching a pop up covert vaccine clinic as a state tries to speed up that vaccination rate compost call. Miller has more teaming up with Washington state. Amazon is aiming to get 2000 covert 19 vaccinations into the arms of those anxiously waiting Virginia Mason also playing a pivotal role with the hopes of this being just the first execution coming weeks to secure a potential spot. You'll have to hop on Virginia Mason's online wait list. Anyone 65 or older or 50 and older living in a multigenerational household is eligible. This comes as governor Jay Inslee announces a new vaccination goal. Looking to remedy what's been a slow roll out. Look, if we're gonna do 45,000 doses a day we need the federal government. Seo triple at least wet. Their production is so far of the more than 829,000 doses delivered here. Just 362,000 have been given or 43.6% almost Cole Miller up Next patrol's been arresting more daytime dy drivers.