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"Upper 40s to near 50. From the KOMO4 Weather Center, a meteorologist, Rebecca Stevenson. Raining in 48 degrees now in Seattle. News time, 6 36 Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announcing a new lawsuit against Nevada, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram for negative impacts on youth and has come before, as Molly Shen reports, Washington is not alone. And this isn't just Washington, 41 states and DC say they're suing the social media company for addictive features. They say harm young users, mental health, the lawsuit, the result of a bipartisan investigation, also accuses Metta of putting profit ahead of the safety of youth. Ferguson, joined by youth speakers in a conference this morning, accused Metta of ensuring young people spend as much time as possible on social media, knowing teenage brains are vulnerable to the need for approval in the form of likes on their content. These and other features are intentionally designed to incessantly monopolize the time and attention of kids using Instagram and Facebook. They tap into their so -called fear of missing out, discouraging them from leaving the apps once logged they are on. Numerous studies show that higher levels of social media use among adolescents is to linked adverse effects like depression and low self -esteem. Metta says it has made changes to make people young feel safe online over the years, like building in warnings that urge teens to take a break from the platforms and implementing stricter privacy settings. Microsoft continue to bounce back streak of big tech companies beating expectations with its first earnings report of 2024 as Microsoft adds artificial intelligence to more and more of its products, successes are emerging. CEO Satya Nadella highlighted LinkedIn. We are now applying this new generation of AI to transform how the 985 million members learn, sell and get hired. Microsoft reports a 13 % growth in sales over fiscal year 23 to $57 billion. It's as your cloud computing platforms on unexpected jump. A new version of teams is two times faster and AI co -pilots are changing healthcare. We are applying AI models to draft high quality clinical notes in seconds, increasing physician productivity and using burnout. The $69 billion merger with gaming giant Activision Blizzard is complete and Nadella hold back. We will have $13 billion plus franchises from Candy Crush, Diablo and Halo to Warcraft, Elder Scrolls and Gears of War. The Redmond Tech Company also saw a record High last year in gaming hours played by subscribers. John Libertini, Northwest News Radio. A woman was assaulted at a homeless encampment in Olympia over the weekend. The attack happened on Saturday and the woman was so badly beaten, she had to be taken to Harborview to determine if she needed surgery. According to the Olympian, investigators have little to go on to investigate the case. But they say the attack took place at an encampment near Pacific Avenue, sometimes referred to as the jungle. Anyone with information is asked to call. Police, Jeff Pojal in Northwest News Radio. The San Juan Islands may soon impose an entry fee of sorts as a way to pay for the impacts of tourism, a draft destination management plan suggests 10 to $15 annual fees for every every car, boat and bike countywide. Angela Broderick with San Juan County says the plan calls for cooperation. location. These actions are really going to require businesses, local tribes, the community and Visitors to engage and work together to develop the best possible outcomes for managing visitation. If the is draft approved, the islands would begin charging vehicles fees in 2026 and from now until May, you may notice a new structure on top of the space needle as we crews are building a construction enclosure on small the roof platform at the base of the spire. It's part of an elevator modernization project. The work is not expected to guests impact who are visiting the needle. And our quest news time coming up on 640 ice hockey playoff baseball NBA openers making for a busy Tuesday at the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk for Bill Swartz. Frozen Frenzy, a deciding baseball playoff game seven and the NBA season openers all about same time tonight, Kim and Rick. All 32 National Hockey League clubs are in action, including one, four and one Seattle Kraken taking on the red hot red wings in Detroit with Andre Burakovsky out six to eight weeks with upper an body injury.
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"And this holiday season opened the door to hope with a night of shelter meals and care at Central Union Mission. Make your gift now at MissionDC .org. Dave Dildine, WTLP Traffic. 7 First News alert meteorologist Steve Rudin. Clouds will continue to increase moving through the remainder of the afternoon high temperature upper 40s These to lower to middle 50s rain showers develop this evening and into the overnight all rain for the metro looking at light tonight snow out to the west in the mountains minor accumulation mid 30s to around 40 by early tomorrow morning. I'm News 7 meteorologist Steve Rudin in the First Alert Weather Center. We have clouds 48 degrees in Dulles and 47 degrees in Northwest D .C. WTLP's Money News
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"Upper 40s in a few spots. Now 9 .40. Money News at 10 and 40 past the hour. Brought to you by PenFed. Great rates for everyone. And here is the latest from Bloomberg. Scott Carr has our report. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute amid spiking oil prices and ahead of the week. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. The major stock indexes all lost ground in Tuesday trading the Dow last week. Thanks for the the week. We'll see you next watching. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. Take care. Take care. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. Thanks day. publicly they're committed to protecting the environment some new research shows how they can do it if they really mean a it new study published in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that allowing those workers who can to work completely from home cuts the company's carbon footprint in half while allowing hybrid in person at home combinations can cut it by as much as a quarter from the Bloomberg newsroom I'm Scott Carr on WTOP Asia Pacific markets are mixed South Korea's KOSPI is up a little bit on half a percent other news tonight Ukrainian president Vlodomir Zelenskyy addressed the United Nations General Assembly in person in New York urging world leaders to stand with his country against Russia as the conflict moves into its 19th month there are concerns global coffers could dry up at the UN when President Biden argued that's will grow weary and allow it to brutalize Ukraine without consequence and yet even in the US some republicans still aren't sold on another 24 billion dollar aid package Nancy Cordes reporting from CBS News Zelenskyy will travel here to Washington and visit the House White and Capitol Hill later this week hoping for continued funding and weapons from Congress still to come on WTOP so important the price of a barrel of oil moving up to the triple digits a hundred bucks what's that mean for your next fill -up or a future fill -up stay with us here we'll talk with an oil prices expert did you know that motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death among children three out of four child safety seats not are installed correctly when installed and used properly a child safety seat can reduce the risk of death by as much as seventy one percent choose a safety restraint system based on your child's age weight and height test it out to make sure that it's an appropriate fit for both your child and your vehicle keep children safe by making sure they are properly restrained Fitzgerald Auto malls holds free child safety seat events on the third thursday of every month get your child seat installed and inspected by a nationally certified technician on thursday september twenty first from ten a m to twelve thirty p m at fits gerald buick gmc on nicolson lane in rockville that's thursday september twenty first from ten a m to twelve thirty p m at fits gerald buick gmc on nicolson lane in rockville a properly installed child safety seat can mean the difference between life and death for a child for more visit fits mall dot com now nine forty the mid -atlantic winter is coming thompson creek window companies energy -efficient windows are built right here for our unique climate to save you money on your utility bills call today for their biggest sale of the year for a limited time get twenty five percent of all times a creek windows and doors plus no interest
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"Gifts and see the magic of snowflake lane nightly through december 24th find what's meaningful for everyone on your list all in one place at the belvi collection your northwest next traffic at 12 34. and the forecast is sponsored by northwest crawlspace services when will the rain end maybe friday maybe not we might see some scattered showers still Friday morning but should be dry by afternoon until that time this rain is gonna be hitting us on and off or perhaps just on pretty much all day long high temperatures are going to cool down a little bit too we had about 60 degrees early this morning around seven or eight or so this morning and now we're cooling down through the mid 50s 54 in seattle will be in the mid and upper 40s over the next couple of days northwest newstime
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"Afternoon may 5th, 2023. We have sunshine some clouds mix in 65 now. We're gonna go down in the upper 40s tonight. Good afternoon, I'm Ian Kramer. And I'm Brendan hazelton, Wall Street ends the week in a celebratory mood after a surprisingly positive jobs report out today. Let's get those closing numbers and a little context now live from WTO's Jeff claw. The rally is worth the mention that our 547 points by the close typically in this sort of environment is strong jobs report would put pressure on the fed to continue raising rates the markets wouldn't like that. Good news is bad news and sometimes it goes the other way. The market was affected today by tech stocks after Apple rallied and bank stocks recovered sharply. The S&P 500 Index up almost 2% for the day, the S&P 5 the NASDAQ up two and a quarter percent, but for the week, the S&P 500 Index still lost almost 1%. Back to you. That's WTO piece, Jeff clay ball, and Marilyn Mann, who says he watched his best friend die. Is now filing a $15 million lawsuit against the oxygen channel. He claims the documentary aired last year suggests he is to blame for his friend's killing. He was doing something that mattered. Lamont adair towered over just about everyone, standing 6 foot 7, the basketball standout from seat pleasant was a new father, and set to play basketball in China when he was gunned down on August 8th, 2018. Police arrested Franklin Scott, who later pleaded guilty and is serving a 50 year sentence. But last spring in oxygen media true documentary about adair's killing featured family interviews, suggesting it was his friend Thomas Logan, who set up the shooting. He was the
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"Of dark traffic signals with apparently a power outage along old Georgetown Road downtown Bethesda so west of Wisconsin Avenue. Might have some police direction but always stops at the powerless intersections if that's still the case. 270 quiet 95 Baltimore Washington Parkway not bad. Inner loop of the beltway after Connecticut crash clear. Route 50 between the beltway in the Bay Bridge you're fine but on the eastern shore westbound on 50 near the Queenstown outlet mall traffic is stopped by crash response that is prior to reaching the 301 splits or the 301 merge so if you to can get 301 another way you can get on to 50 and be beyond that crash and continue westbound toward the Bay Bridge. Go electric the Fitz Wade looking for an electric car. Try the new Subaru Sotera. Hyundai Ioniq or Toyota 4X. State and federal incentives available. Go electric at Fitzmaul .com. Dave Doldine, WTRP 7 News First Alert meteorologist Steve Rudin. Clouds will continue to increase moving through the remainder of the afternoon high temperature upper 40s to lower to middle 50s rain showers develop this
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"Chantilly 53, ten quarter 54 in Colombia, 54°, down to about 50 or even the upper 40s in a few spots. Money news at ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by Penn fed, great rates for everyone. Here's Jeff clay bar. Personal incomes rose in March up an average of 4% from a year ago and the personal savings rate rose to 5.1% of disposable income, Boston beer reported a wider quarterly loss on a continued slowdown in sales of its truly hard seltzer. The Cleveland park farmers market joins the fresh farm network, the third largest nonprofit operator of farmers markets in the country. The Dow finished Friday session up 272 points. The S&P 500 up almost 1%. Jeff clay, WTO news. Let's look at figures for the month, the Dow finished April 2 and a half percent higher. It's best, monthly showing since January. The S&P logged a one and a half percent monthly gain, while the NASDAQ ended the month only slightly, higher, but it was a winning month for all three indices on Wall Street. 7 42, this is new on WTO, the U.S. Army says it's grounding most of its pilots for training, except those taking part in critical missions. This comes after two helicopters crashed last night in Alaska, killing three service members and injuring a fourth, the U.S. Army says it happened as they were returning from a training mission. Their own survivor of Thursday's crash is said to be in stable condition. And may be able to tell investigators what went wrong. The two Apache helicopters were returning from gunnery practice to their base near Fairbanks, Alaska, when they collided in midair. Each helicopter carried a gunner in a pilot. Two were pronounced dead at the scene, the third died en route to the hospital. It's the army's third fatal helicopter crash this year, all of them during routine training. David Martin, CBS News, The Pentagon. In March 9 soldiers were killed when two army helicopters crashed during a routine nighttime training exercise. In Ukraine, now they're recovering from a devastating missile attack today for children were among the 23 people killed in the city of Amman, Ukraine's deputy minister of education was in our studios earlier today talking about the disaster WTO national security correspondent JJ green joined us with details. It's not possible to handle. It's Ukraine's deputy minister of education and science for European integration. And he says days like today where children are killed are hard. Every time when we are in this, every time we've heard this, it's a good start. And he says it's something that everyone there takes to heart. It's a personal disaster or every Ukrainians. When you are reading that this is it life was taken from the children. You understand that it's not possible to handle. More than 500 children have died in this war. And looking at a tax like the one today, it's clear that civilians and children were among the targets. National security correspondent JJ green. Coming
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"Zero percent interest for five years 6690 nation or visit them online at window nation dot com i'm rob traffic brian van de graaff has the seven news first alert forecast tracking some changing conditions here with sunshine early on now giving way to clouds they'll thicken through the afternoon highs this afternoon in the mid to upper 40s now overnight we're in the 30s but not below freezing as the system swings through the area extra cloud cover out there and maybe spotty a few rain showers maybe even a flurry or two particularly off to the north and west as we head through dawn tomorrow many of us will stay dry but if you do get that isolated shower flurry it won't be an issue it'll be well to above freezing at the surface by afternoon tomorrow partly sunny breezy temperatures in the mid 40s mid 40s with partly sunny skies on thursday by friday back into some sunshine temperatures in the 50s i'm 70s meteorologist brian van der graaf in the first alert weather center clouds are building it's 45 degrees in northwest washington as we head up to about 50. you're listening to wtop washington's news traffic and weather station the wtop producer's desk is wired
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"13 after the hour, welcome back here with America in the morning and a check at the national weather forecast today. Here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Carl babinski. We're entering into the final week of April with a rather quiet weather pattern across much of the country, but as a trough of low pressure lingers over the eastern half of the nation, some unusually cool conditions are expected in areas surrounding the Great Lakes, as well as in the Ohio valley. Much of the mid Atlantic region and across the northeast, not only today, but throughout this entire week. Scattered rain and wet snow showers have been occurring since yesterday beneath a core of some of the coldest air in the upper atmosphere, those will continue today across parts of upstate New York as well as in northern New England and in lower Michigan. Temperatures in all these areas should peak in the upper 40s and lower 50s, however, with more in the way of sun expected along the I 95 quarter, many of the big cities will reach the 60s this afternoon. To expand on this a bit more, this morning will get off to a cold start with a widespread for Austin hard freeze in areas that extend from Nebraska all the way to Pennsylvania. These areas where frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect, but temperatures will recover somewhat this afternoon. It'll be no higher than the 50s across much of Ohio, Indiana and northern Illinois. The southern plains won't be seeing much rain today, but an area of low pressure developing over the rocky should provide some beneficial rain during the week. So we'll be keeping an eye on that. Temperatures today will be in the 60s in Amarillo, Texas in the 50s and Dodge city, Kansas, showers of rain and mountain snow will continue in Idaho today and in the Pacific Northwest rain is expected in western Washington and Oregon, Portland and Seattle will be in the 50s. Lastly in California some fog and coastal areas will break for sun today, highs will be mostly in the 70s and 80s. And that's the weather across America. Today, in Atlanta, mostly cloudy, high 67, cool in Dallas, high 64. That's the nation's weather. I'm AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Caro babinski. 15 after I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. President Biden may be a little more than 24 hours away from announcing. He's running for reelection. But nearly three out of four Americans are
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"Years call 86690 nation or visit window nation .com. I'm Bryan Albin WTOP traffic. Thanks Bryan now 27 news first alert chief meteorologist Veronica Johnson. Mainly clear skies this morning and temperatures starting out in the 30s across the area. Later today temperatures our will rise into the lower to upper 40s across the area so we're mainly clear clouds will be on the lower to upper 40s across the area. Eventually by late Tuesday night few wet snowflakes will start mixing in and continue through early Wednesday morning temperatures on Wednesday at 45 degrees those snowflakes just some that you'll notice will call a conversational. I'm seven news chief meteorologist Veronica Johnson in the first alert weather center. Around the area right now it is 40 in Annandale town has dipped down to 35 degrees Dupont Circle on Connecticut Avenue down to 36 degrees started the evening at 41 now at 431 on W. T. O. P. You're listening to W. T. O. P. Washington's news traffic and weather station the W. T. O. P. Producers desk is wired by I. B. E. W. Local 26 where electrical contractors come to grow. Good morning I'm Dan Ronan thanks for being with us Teddy Gelman is our producer the top stories that we're following for you throughout the night we've been following a developing situation in Arlington there was a massive explosion at a home it happened Monday evening around 8 PM Arlington county police officers were attempting to execute a search warrant in response to a
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"Into Springfield on to three 95 to and across the 14th street bridge, no problems right now along 66 in either direction as well. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO, B traffic. Now to 7 news first alert meteorologist Brian Van de Graaff. Grab a coat this morning, yes, but into the afternoon, you'll be able to lose that temperatures will push into the upper 70s, if not near 80°, average is 70 for this time of year. Overnight, not quite as cool upper 40s low 50s tomorrow, even better. By 10°, upper 80s, Friday, maybe even 90°, but humidity is low, so that is key. Into the weekend, tracking rain on Saturday, not during the day, but into the evening so you can still get outdoors for your earth day. It does look like it could be wet rather wet through the evening. By Sunday, clearing out, I'm 7 news meteorologist, Brian Van de Graaff. 47° this morning in hyattsville, 36 and Fredericksburg, Virginia, and 47 in foggy bottom, brought to you by long fans, save 20% on long fan stacks, pavers and fences, go to long fence dot com today and schedule your free in home estimate. It's 5 ten money news at ten and 40 past the hour on WTO. Are you still using someone else's password to watch Netflix? The company indicated in January that it would start cracking down on password sharing by the end of March, the verge reports new rules were imposed in February on users in several countries, including Canada in those areas users have to pay extra to share their accounts with users who are not considered part of their primary household. And now Netflix says similar rules will be coming for users here in the U.S. by the end of June. Inflation is persistent, but it has slowed Jeff clay ball says for many categories of items sold online. There continues to be deflation. Online prices across a basket of categories in March were down 1.7% from a year ago, Adobe digital says that's the 7th consecutive month of year over year declines, the biggest drop is electronics, 13% cheaper than last year, but online grocery prices are still up ten and a half percent. Jeff says it's worth noting that online grocery prices have fallen for 6 months in a row. Money news brought to you by Cox. This summer, when you're on the go, stay connected to what matters most with access to over 3 million Cox Wi-Fi hotspots. Learn more at Cox dot com coming up on WTO new charges almost 6 years after white nationalists marched with torches through Charlottesville. It's 5 11. Mom, dad, sis. Here we go again. Why are you in a suit? Picture, if you will, a world with the best network imaginable. I'm talking about the Xfinity tangy network. Go on. Mom, remember how your reality shows wouldn't load with all of us online
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"Mid 40s, high temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s, pretty showery Tuesday as well. From the coma four weather center. Vehicles are slowly taking drivers away from traditional combustion engines. But those EVs need valuable metals that aren't easily found at least on land. Could the answer be in the sea? Evan halper has taken a look for The Washington Post and spoke with northwest news radios, Taylor van seiss. Anybody who's ever panned for gold in a river knows how frustrating it can be to find a little nugget, much less of potato sized hunk of nickel, why isn't Ford or Tesla trying to scoop up these potato treasures at the bottom of the ocean? Yeah, you'd be surprised at how easy they are to pluck once you can get down there the technology is there to send these big robots down to kind of harvest these what they call nodules that are lying on the top of the seabed, the challenge is that it creates all kinds of environmental problems. I mean, this is an area that has not been that well explored. There's all kinds of species down there that have yet to even be discovered and what happens when you start pulling start sending robots scraping the skew sea forward, vacuuming all these things up. And so it's a dilemma. Is there any estimate on what a worst case scenario would be? Because there's got to be a cost benefit equation here. There's all that valuable metal just sitting there. There's been a lot of research into this, but there's a big dispute. The seabed is a large unexplored area. And where they'd be looking at me, you're talking about 1500 miles off the coast of San Diego. This is just an area that there's not a lot of activity and to actually be able to research what the impact would be, it's just very expensive. They would need to spend a lot of time taking a lot of samples they've been doing some, but mostly what they're turning up as they do research down there is that they need to do a lot more research. And so 700 scientists marine scientists have signed a petition saying it's too soon. We need to really have a better understanding what the impacts are going to be and the consensus among scientists are like that they need about ten years to figure this out. Of course, the auto companies need these medals now. They're looking to expand EV production. There's all kinds of issues with getting the medals from land. There's child slavery, child labor involved in the cobalt mines. The nickel mines create all kinds of environmental problems and so, you know, one company that's pushing the seabed mining is saying, look, when you look at all the problems with land based mines, going to the ocean seems preferable, but the automakers are looking at this and saying, you know, this could be a big reputational problem if we start mining the seabed and then we learn of all kinds of environmental problems we're creating that we didn't realize we were going to create. And then how do we explain that? And so they're proceeding very cautiously. None of them are signing up to do this right away. A number of car manufacturers, as you know, publicly supporting, in fact, a moratorium on seabed mining, what kind of brands would we recognize? Yeah, so Volvo, BMW, renewal, Arabian, this is heavily European focus group, but they've all called for moratorium. The NGOs that are pushing for moratorium and have made the big issue. This is a signature issue for Greenpeace, for example, have gotten to the car companies and they said, we need to sign on to not be involved in this. And the story we did in The Washington Post this morning really looked at, okay, these car companies are in a bind. I mean, they really need a lot of these metals, but finding them is very tough. And this company that's promoting these seabed mining and saying, we can deliver enough of these metals to make enough car batteries to power the whole American fleet of electric cars. If we go to the seabed, but a lot of these brands have said, this just looks too risky for us. We don't want to touch it. They're also battery chemistry is changing every day and so by the time they start scooping up these nodules, what we even be seeing cobalt in batteries, the American car manufacturers have not signed on to the moratorium, but they've also made very clear that they're not rushing to the seabed either. Evan helfer with us on northwest news radio, reported for The Washington Post. You can find this story in much more from him online at Washington Post dot com. That's northwest news radio's Taylor van seiss. Now an update from the Beacon plumbing sports desk. A bad pick off throw in the 12th inning by the Mariners sets up Cleveland to score the game winning run and the M's loose 7 to 6 as they are now ending that series in Cleveland they'll go to Chicago and play the cubs on Monday. They also plays Andres munoz on the 15 day injured list with a shoulder strain, cracking they've clinched their playoff birth now they'll just wrap up the regular season with a few more games they'll skate in Tempe against the coyotes at 7 o'clock tomorrow, WNBA draft is at 4 o'clock tomorrow in New York. The storm have a first round pick at number 9 in golf at the masters and exciting finish John rom with a 12 under par score. He wins by four strokes over Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka Phil was awesome, shot 7 under par in his final round. Sports at ten and 40 past the hour. Dan gatell, northwest news radio. Tom Turner here for
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"Report at three 54. The news radio 1000 FM 97 7 forecast from the northwest crawl space services weather center. Shower activity is wrapping up. We are getting drier and we're getting a little more sun breaking through the clouds today. High temperatures will make it in the mid to upper 40s to near 50° later tonight we're expecting to stay partly clear in fact, we may have some low clouds develop for early Monday otherwise it's gonna be a partly to mostly sunny day on Monday. High temperatures definitely warmer during the day into the low 50s from the coma four weather center on meteorologist Rebecca Stevenson. News radio 1000 FM 97 7. You're information station. This is a northwest news radio afternoon rewind. Some incredibly scary moments on a southwest airplane yesterday when a mid flight medical emergency left the pilot incapacitated. If he sees Alex stone is joining us with all the details and first of all, was there a co-pilot that could jump into action here? Yeah, so the first officer was able to take over and the first officers in the U.S., they are totally capable. They fly most of the flights or half of the flight so you're on typically anyway that normally the captain will fly one leg of a day and then the first officer will fly the next and then they then the captain and the first officer so they can do it all on their own. But this was a Southwest flight from Vegas to Columbus, Ohio. And early morning flight yesterday, 6 a.m., 6 30 flight, everybody getting on board. We've all been on those where you're kind of in a slumber and you'd smell a coffee and you know all of that. So people were on there. It was quiet on board. We're told, took off how to Vegas. And then southwest says that one of the pilots became ill and then needed help flying the plane, but we know from radio transmissions that it was the captain who had stomach pain and then went completely out, went unconscious in the cockpit. And this is one of the radio calls describing what had gone down. He's in the back of the aircraft right now with the flight attendants, but we need to get him on an ambulance immediately. They need to get him an ambulance immediately. The first officer who, again, can fly on his own, took control of the aircraft called for help flight attendants and a nurse on board tended to the captain they got him oxygen in the back of the plane, but there was an off duty pilot from another airline who was flying as a passenger in the back, who then went up to the flight deck, helped the first officer make the emergency return back to Vegas, southwest tells us the pilot from the other airline handled the radios, while the first officer handled the flying to get them back to Vegas. And that they made a safe landing back in Vegas, medical help was given to the captain who had only been out for about a minute, came back to and was given oxygen back there, but I asked our ABC aviation analyst today, Kim, somebody Seattle knows well, John Nance, former 7 37 pilot so that off duty pilot in the back jumping in, does that surprise you at all? And he said it's not only not unusual to find qualified pilots on police at the cabin of just about every flight, but it's a common occurrence. And because of our commonality of training, somebody who's qualified to fly the Boeing 7 37, for instance, for one airline can assist with that or fly it for any airline. And then the other thing I asked him is what about there have been calls internationally to try to go down to only one pilot up front to try to bring down cost, labor shortages, the training problems that a lot of airlines are having right now getting pilots. He says this shows why you need two up front that had the captain been alone up there. Nobody may have ever known that he was out and having a medical issue. Also had there only been one up there even if people did know if there had been no pilot in the back who would have flown the plane at that point. And so you got to have two of there. The other thing, a lot of areas, the world, first officers are not as well trained and not as ready to take over the controls. He says that shows you here in the U.S. very important what we do. There's a perfect example of why we need an absolute minimum of two pilots of the cockpit at all times. Both of them able to land the airplane by themselves. So in the end, at least the flying aspect of it wasn't a real big deal, they turned around. They went back to Vegas. And at medical emergency can happen to anybody, but these pilots they do go through pretty rigorous physicals, right? They do every year, they've got to pass their FAA medical and as long as they go through that. I mean, that's a typical physical the uri would go through, except they got a meat standards at the FAA sets of blood pressure and everything else. And as long as they pass that, then they're good to go. ABC's Alex stone on the northwest news line. This has been an afternoon news rewind on northwest news radio. To politics now and former president Trump's first campaign rally since announcing his 2024 run, ABC's Rachel Scott has more from Waco, Texas. A defiant Donald Trump taking the stage at his first major rally of his 2024 campaign and Waco Texas.
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"To long fence dot com today and schedule your free in home estimate. I'm Rita Kessler WTO P traffic. Storm team four's Chad Merrill, it's not just a hold on to your hat day, it's a hold on to your lawn furniture kind of day today. Yes, and prepare for power outages, these long duration wind events and it'll really get underway this afternoon and end late tonight. Do you trigger power outages so I'm sure Baltimore gastroenteric and all the utilities in the area will be busy with some downed power lines unfortunately. Temperatures today in the 40s, but it's going to feel like the 20s and 30s all day long and then tonight you'll hear the roar of the wind outside your window, temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s, feeling like the single digits along the spine of the blue ridge to the teens to lower 20s inside the capitol beltway. I do expect the weather service either tonight or for tomorrow night to issue freeze warnings because the growing season started earlier and we have temperatures that will be below freezing despite the winds tonight. Upper 40s on Wednesday again down into the upper 20s to lower 30s with lighter wind Wednesday night. Thursday, spring comes back 60° mid 60s on Friday, a couple of showers, and then turning colder over the weekend. It is 35 in Glenn Bernie 34 in Reston, but only at the freezing mark right now in ballinger creek. Thank you, Chad, the forecast brought to you by think diamonds think nervous. Nobody pays retail anymore. Why should you visit me diamond dot com? Still ahead, your help is needed for a local bride to be. It's 6 51.
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"Highs only mid to upper 40s on Tuesday, partly sunny skies and very windy whisky gust over 50 miles an hour, our highs mid 40s, sunshine still breezy on Wednesday, high near 50, mostly sunny and Walmart on Thursday, high 60 to 65. I'm storm team four meteorologist Mike Steiner. Right now we have some light rain in the area 38 in chantilly and it's also 38 in northwest Washington. It's 8 40, money news at ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by pen fed credit union, great rates for everyone. Chick-fil-A is laying the groundwork to take its signature crispy chicken breast sandwich overseas. The Atlanta based company now has $1 billion a plan worth 1 billion to open restaurants in Europe and Asia by 2026. The company's third generation chief executive tells The Wall Street Journal an international presence is necessary for the future of the family owned business. Walmart has always been popular with cost conscious households and WTO's Jeff clay ball says it has found a new niche with higher income families. Walmart plus launched in 2020 to compete with Amazon Prime is caught on with higher end shoppers, prosper insights as in February 28% of U.S. households with an annual income of at least a $150,000 were Walmart plus members, double a year ago, Walmart plus has many of the same benefits of Amazon Prime and it's cheaper at $98 a year. That's $40 a year cheaper than Amazon Prime. 8 42, two men are dead after a shooting last night on Capitol Hill in D.C.. It happened around 8 at 11th and D streets southeast, first district police commander Tasha Bryant. We located, and that should be containing to adult male suffering from a parent gunshot wounds. One of our victims remained on the scene and was pronounced, our second victim
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"Of gray skies and rain around here in most places, temperatures upper 40s to lower 50s will keep those temperatures in the same range Monday and Tuesday, but we will change things up by the time we get to mid week. We do have a rainy Monday on the way, but we're going to partly sunny on Tuesday and Wednesday, temperatures again in the upper 40s to lower 50s in the coalition and zone coming is. News radio 1000 FM 97 7, you're information station. This is a northwest news radio morning rewind with Brian Calvert and manufacture looking to head to another country for a vacation or perhaps get some inexpensive plastic surgery. There are definitely places you want to avoid, especially after the stories we've heard this week. On the northwest news line, ABC News crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett, Brad, that story that we heard about the kidnappings in Mexico. This brings us all to the forefront, doesn't it? Yeah, it does. And it also reminds us that there are clearly places in Mexico that are truly dangerous. There are at least 5 Mexican states that the U.S. classify as a level four as far as danger. The place where the four Americans that traveled through Brownsville, Texas, into Mexico, that was a level or is a level four. A level four is the same as Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria. If you can think about going there and so you need to take those 5 states and just take them off the board no matter how attractive the medical procedure and award the vacation might be, but there are other places, obviously. It's a big country, like cancun, cozumel. Those are like a level two, which means, yes, generally safe to go to, but you could still get in trouble there. And even if you go to a level two, to even a gated community, in my view, there are certain safeguards you need to take. Like always have a phone that will work internationally. Always keep an ID on you. Don't travel outside the resort or the medical facility without some direction from people that work there as far as what's safe, what's not, what our safe ways to get to various locations. There were a lot of unsafe taxis in Mexico. You have to be extremely careful with car you get into. And you can't really rely on the police because they're not the police that we have in the United States. So a number of things you need to think about. Do these levels do these warnings do they actually escalate to the point where people from this country are barred from going from certain places or are we still talking advisories? It's really up to you to make the final call. I don't know that you could no. Because we haven't barred, we haven't barred like the whole country of Mexico. But what they just say is to not go there. They can't order you not to go there. They're just saying, don't go there. I mean, the four that were kidnapped too were killed. Were they even aware of that? I doubt it. I guess people sometimes who don't move around internationally, even think about going to the State Department website. And then also checking with wherever you're going. I think the female of these four was going for some medical procedure, had she talked to the location about, is it a safe place to go? How do we get there safely, et cetera? So it's a lot of things to think about and in particular, if you're on vacation, you don't want to think about. But go into Mexico despite the beautiful beaches and ancient landscaping and so forth, you're not in Florida, you're in Mexico. Brad, we always appreciate your advice and perspective. ABC News crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett on the northwest news line. This has been a morning news rewind with Brian Calvert and manda factor on northwest news radio. Now you're a political insight from ABC News. American companies added more than 310,000 jobs in March, about a 100,000 better than many economists expected. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen testifying before the House ways and means committee. Now we're tasked is to navigate our economy's transition from rapid recovery to sustainable growth. We had unemployment rate rose from 3.4 to 3.6% in part because more people are reentering the job market. How is conservative freedom caucus member Scott Perry says they're not even considering President Biden's budget. Speaker McCarthy is not going to cut a deal with Democrats. President Biden saying that would create an economic disaster if they don't raise the debt ceiling. I urge our extreme maga Republican Friends with a Congress to put their threats aside, join me. And continuing the progress we built. Republicans have not said when they'll release their budget plan. Those are your political insights. I'm Andy field, ABC News Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. During the past week, Seattle based online retailer Zulu laid off an undisclosed number of corporate employees. The company owned by curate retail group didn't specify how many employees were let go, but said the cutbacks were in line with an effort to match operating expenses with revenue, founded in 2009, zully has about 1900 employees. It's been a rough several months for the housing industry and sales of luxury homes have really taken a hit. The real estate brokerage Redfin says sales of luxury homes. Those estimated to be in the top 5% in terms of market value have plummeted 45% in the three months ended January 31st compared to a year earlier. In the Seattle area, sales of luxury homes tumbled 50% from the year ago period. That's your money now. I'm Jim chesko, northwest, news radio. So many people have told me about Orchard, and no wonder it's the new way to sell. For example, Orchard makes you a cash offer for your home, and when your home sells for more, you keep the difference.
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"Weiler till Viola Davis, the woman king, not nominated. We are now 21 years after Halle Berry became the first black woman to win best actress and we have yet to have another one. Among those nominated tonight in that category, Michelle Williams for the fable men's and Cate Blanchett for tar. This is ABC News We check your northwest traffic every ten minutes on the fours from the high performance home strapping center. Here's RC cats. Southern 5 still pretty busy between 85th and 5 20, both directions of 5 20 and I 90 look great over Lake Washington. We still have one blocking issue, and that isn't sketchy county, northbound highway, 9, just north of Bassett road. Looks like that accident still blocking the northbound lane. Your next northwest traffic report at three 14. And now your forecast sponsored by northwest crawlspace services. Throughout the afternoon, we're going to find showers around here. Some of them will be heavy at times, temperatures, upper 40s to lower 50s, The Rain continues overnight and throughout much of the day on Monday at the same time or still falls up in the cascades, be ready for winter driving conditions up there. We're going to stay in the upper 40s and lower 50s Monday and Tuesday, but we do dry things out by Tuesday afternoon, bring it on partly sunny skies in the comb with a certain clearance on commodities. And currently, we've got rain and 46° in Seattle. News radio 1000 FM 97 7, stay connected, stay informed. Good afternoon, it's three O 6 and I'm Kathy O'Shea, here's what's happening. Santa police arrested two suspects yesterday afternoon and connection with the deadly shooting authorities say the suspects shot a 37 year old man on third avenue on bell street in the bell town neighborhood on Monday. That man was taken to the hospital, but didn't survive. A 43 year old man is now under investigation for murder and a 32 year old woman could face charges of rendering criminal assistance. A desperate search continues for a missing dementia patient in watkin county. Police say the 67 year old woman was separated from her husband during a walk Friday morning in maple falls. Surgeon rescue K 9s had been searching on the ground while a U.S. customs helicopter and drones from the police department are monitoring from above. The woman was last seen wearing a wool coat with red rubber boots. If you see her, you're asked to contact the watkin county sheriff's office. A homeless camp under the ship canal bridge continues to draw fire from people who live and work in the area. Jeremy Harris
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"upper 40s" Discussed on WTOP
"For the morning and midday hours with plenty of sun, will warm into the upper 40s to low 50s. Mostly sunny and nice on Thursday with highs in the low to mid 50s and light winds. For Friday it's a dry start, rain and maybe some wet conversational snow moves in later in the day and comes to an end Saturday morning. I'm not thinking we'll see any accumulation but something we're watching. I'm storm team four meteorologist Amelia Draper. And right now at the wharf in D.C. 42, national harbor 42, Sterling 40, northeast winds at 8 miles an hour. That makes it feel like it is right around 28° across the area, certainly in the Chevy Chase Maryland where we have these wind gusts, suddenly going up to 20 miles an hour from the north. We're brought to you by dulles glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs, visit dulles glass, dulles glass, love your glass. 1150 and its dullest glass dot com. Top stories you're working on on WTO, a D.C. police sergeant has been charged with second degree murder at a federal civil rights violation for killing a man two years ago, an 18 year old high school student dead from a crash this morning in prince George's county. She was a passenger in a car driven by a male student who survived the crash with injuries. Keep it here for full details in the minutes ahead on WTO peak. Well, is that joint merger that they were trying to do between JetBlue and spirit airlines? Is that going to go through? Not if the federal government has something to say about it. And if you use slack for your communications at work, you may not be speaking to a human being all the time. We'll explain that attorney Joe cordell. Divorce forces of father to focus on what's most important. His children. You may no longer be a husband, but you'll always be a dad. In the divorce process, this comes down to three key concerns, physical custody, decision making, as well as financial support. Each of these is important, and it's important that you choose a lawyer that cares as much about these issues as you do. Schedule an appointment with one of cordell and cordell's fairfax area attorneys. Offices in fairfax, Virginia, and Frederick Maryland, cordell cordell dot com. It can be dangerously easy to steal your identity during tax season
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"Passes, sounders are playing at lumen field later on and also the homeland garden show going on at lumen field. And even having some technical issues with his system here for the morning, but John's hanging in there if he can't get it through his studio, of course. He'll give it to us with an alternate way here. What a wise 37 right now, some scattered showers, some people getting snow. With that, let's go to Shannon O'Donnell here. Expanded forecast your sponsor by northwest call space services, the chance to have a look at weekend skies and some weekend tries and let's see which is finding out for us here for the weekend. I got to say snow conditions unbelievable yesterday crystal is a blizzard getting up there, but once we got there, I got on the slopes of Bluebird of a day. Hey Shannon. Well, hi there markets the first weekend of March and it is time for the muscle fest going on this weekend in Penn cove there and coop vil if you're heading up to would be island dress with a couple of layers on, it will be chilly, especially for the first half as scattered showers has just in the low 40s there around coupe back toward Langley two, but a little bit brighter and warmer on Sunday upper 40s as we start drying out them. The bourbon bash is happening in Bellevue. We have a cultural cultural, if I could say that, celebration happening in Lacey, nice a way to warm up this weekend might be with the hot cocoa run, of course your chili when you're out there along the lower terrain near Queen angel in Seattle center, but that hot chocolate should warm you up thereafter. As we head into again, the second half of the week, and it looks a little bit warmer and brighter, but still cool overall. The doll and miniature show is happening into quilla near south center, sewing sounds like a cozy way to spend this weekend and we've got the sewing and stitching expo happening around puebla at the fairgrounds. Of course, it's Comic-Con, the emerald city Comic-Con is underway this weekend in no other than the emerald city in Seattle. We have a wine festival going on in snohomish, and if you can cross the cascades and get over to winthrop, it is time for the balloon roundup, the hot air balloons taken off there in the north central part of the state. Again, past travel still looking a little dicey for Saturday, good skiing though will see another two to 7 inches of fresh winter wide around white pass crystal mountain and back towards Stevens and then by Sunday easier past travel easier for getting out and doing some boating or walking along the beaches as well. As Mark, we do start warming and brightening little by little by early next week. And by the way, the sun sets after 6 o'clock finally as we head into Sunday as well. Something to look forward to. In the couple four weather center, I meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell. I'll be first on record to do also add to Shan's reporter. We change our clocks next weekend when you go to bed Saturday night, we will spring forward. One hour, daylight saving time, so Shannon says tonight first time we have the official sunset after 6 or right at 6 next weekend. Yeah, it will be at 7. This is northwest Newton. The share it with a friend, deal. Even if that friend is yourself. Your McDonald's, your rules. Live your best morning
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"upper 40s" Discussed on WTOP
"And weather on the 8s and when it breaks, with bob inler in the WTO traffic center. On 66 westbound and the Rosalind tunnel works on setup getting by a single file to the right and on the outer loop of the beltway the ramp to go west on 66 is closed for road work tonight as is the ramp from eastbound two 67 onto the inner loop of the beltway. Those ramps are closed, three 95 and 95 each doing all right. And know the laser report and either direction from Fredericksburg up to the 14th street bridge. In the district, northbound three 95 as you get into the third street tunnel should be done in a single lane getting by the work zone in the tunnel headed toward New York avenue. Thanks are generally good for the most part on the Maryland side on 95 in the Baltimore Washington Parkway, no delays to report. There is a work spot on the outer loop before route 50 of 19 block in the right lane, two 70 grade in both directions and 15 north pound at Jefferson and Frederick the crash is cleared. Alanis Morissette's jagged little pill is Broadway's Tony and Grammy Award winning musical at D.C.'s National Theater, march 14th through the 26th only. Get your tickets now at Broadway at the national dot com. Bob and Ludwig traffic. Storm team four's Mike stenson. There is a war front coming away. We've got a racial partner cloudy to mostly cloudy tonight, a chance to submarine, but that will be after midnight. Most of the 40s, number of upper 40s of the district, and early shower tomorrow the skies will clear. It will turn breezy and much warmer or highs up for 60s lower 70s. Colder Friday with rain developing highs only in the mid to upper 40s, rain ending on Saturday. We might see some African sunshine breezy, high loaded mid 50s, sunshine and breezy on Sunday, high speed mid to upper 50s. I'm storm team four meteorologist bike center for manassas at 51 metro center 49 in Frederick 46, some of us headed down to about 40 overnight. This is WTO P news. Everything you need every time you listen. The WTO
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"Traffic. The news radio 1000 FM 97 7 forecast from the northwest crawl space services weather center, most of the Claudia skies throughout the afternoon temperatures upper 40s to lower 50s and showers will be percolating through at times during the day on Sunday also most of Claudia and showers especially toward the end of the day upper 40s lower 50s once again, Monday and Tuesday looking showery by the time we get to Wednesday and Thursday we drive things out, but cold air moving in, our temperatures are only going to be in the upper 30s and our warmest spots overnight lows in the teens. In the Commonwealth center, Theron zone come on. News radio 1000 FM 97 7 you're information station. Whether it's a metaverse or a cryptocurrency or artificial intelligence, the tech world seemingly gets more exciting concerning and unusual every week. But as our lives get more digital, some in the tech community have been returning to a more tactile computing experience. ABCs might do best reports. The doorbell at two 24 west fourth street in Manhattan's west village doesn't work, which is why will fan is leaving a note on the door. You think people can still read cursive. That note is one of the only handwritten things at the fat cat fab lab on this recent Saturday. That's because the space is hosting a gathering of computer keyboard enthusiasts. It's usually just bring your keyboard or just show up, talk to other people about what you're doing, what you're planning to build, but you have built show off whatever keyboard you want to show off. The event is hosted by fan alongside one of the lab's board members. Mars Kennedy. The first time I ran this meetup, I actually had to cap attendance because we just can't fit that many people in this space. For this meet, keyboard enthusiasts, congregate under a multi color lighting fixture, styled to look like an alien spacecraft. A spaceship type UFO type vibe. It had to follow the machine. Huddled around wooden tables, attendees display their elaborately customized keyboards. Note cards perched above each one describing the specs, including this one that Kennedy and fan built together. What am I looking at? Okay. So the description usually it's the description of the type of case. The type of switches that are in the board
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"upper 40s" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"News time 6 24 and we check your drive every ten minutes on the fours in the high performance homes traffic center, how's it shaven app, Kimmy Klein? It starting to clear adage is taking a bit of time today for this holiday weekend, but our earlier stall in the Sumner area is found for ten on the Eli hill, that's been cleared out of the lanes, do watch for a crash reported on the valley freeways south on one 6 7 year jovita still time. And our travel time from belvita south centers actually down for about 25 minutes. Seattle and federal away also down to 35 minutes, so again, we're seeing it there. South on 5 headed into Seattle is going to slow from 85th towards Mercer, north 5 is still hanging on to those crowds around the shoreline area and an effort around highway two. We deliver the crash reported on the Boeing freeway and Everett eastbound 5 two 6 approaching seaway boulevard and ferry riders are looking at one hour waits at the muckle to you and Edmund's docks. This support sponsored by Amtrak visit new and exciting places around the U.S. on Amtrak, it isn't just about the destination, it's about the journey, with no middle seats, extra leg room and even first class private rooms, book now at Amtrak dot com. Your next northwest traffic is 6 34. The weather picture sponsored by northwest crawl space services cloudy chance of a little light rain overnight tomorrow and into Sunday with some sun breaks too, highs in the upper 40s, wet and windy on president's day, downtown Seattle now, 43 in our northwest news times, 6 26. A heavy metal has jumped ahead of country for the final spot of the fans ballot in voting for the 2023 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Iron Maiden leapfrogging over Willie Nelson