i've seen how it affects centralia, bellingham, spokane, tacoma and birmington. i believe we have an on an obligation to fix this problem. our compassion with not allow us to look other way and the investment must match the scope of this crisis. homelessness is a statewide problem and it demands a statewide response this year. it can't simply mean moving people down the road to the next city or next bridge, it's about giving them the tools and resources they need to get back on their feet. it's about prevention and rent assistance and supportive housing for our most vulnerable individuals, and i've met so many people who, once they've been given the opportunities to improve their lives, have done it, established a whole new life. i think of jason chambers, who i met a few months ago. jason is a former resident of tacoma's stability site, where one big tent shelters smaller individual tents in the dome district in tacoma. this temporary sheltering approach serves as a transitional step to getting into a more permanent housing solution. jason was one of the first f

i've seen how it affects centralia, bellingham, spokane, tacoma and bremerton.e have an obligation to help solve the problem. our compassion will not allow us to look the other way. to be successful, our response level must match the scope of this crisis. homelessness is a statewide problem and it needs a statewide response. [applause] responding to homelessness can't mean moving people down the road, to someone else's city or to the next bridge. it's about giving them the tools and resources they need to get back on their feet. it's about prevention, it's about rent assistance and it's about supportive housing for our most vulnerable individuals. i've met so many people who, once they've been given the opportunities to improve their lives, have done it and have established a whole new life. i think of jayson chambers, who i met a few months ago. jayson is a former resident of tacoma's stability site, where one big tent shelters smaller, individual tents in the dome district. this temporary sheltering approach serves as a transitional step from experiencing home

if i get the prophecy i've been taking the same route for 38 years from sao paolo to bellingham and from the south part of it would one when i get back to south paolo i'll have a 970 kilometer journey and hire me and i want the fish in my truck is still going after 6000000 kilometers on the clock although i have had to replace the engine a few times i spend more time caring for it with than for my family. that. will not be that lived my life is spent in the truck. i did go to school but i dropped out to fulfill my childhood dream which has now become a nightmare for me mark but if you love roses you have to live with the thorns to write. not a bad. song what are those thorns for. roberto if it ever does susa is no 64 years old. his truck has helped him take care of 3 wives and 10 children he says with pride. this is el sights a popular truckers diner in the area. roberto lovingly calls his truck i'm not allowed on the yellow one it's 40 years old. you going to keep your money else's husband was a truck driver too. that's him here with the 1113. there are load of them still on the roads o

i was in bellingham washington the other day and some guy got up and told me was completely unnatural. but then i just said i am pam to say that. thank you for planting many seeds tonight. we will not take questions now take questions from the audience . >> i am so glad to see you. you can give us answers as well as questions should i start taking so much for being here. i had been working a lot lately with women who are just out of college. if you stop talking about feminism you realize that actually everything is equal. there is backlash with this 20 i want to understand whether hoping that the world has become more equal. but on some levels they had been kicked around a little bit by life. what are your feelings and your thoughts on how to move forward with that. >> i can do what you are experiencing is my in a general way women are a group that gets more radical with age you have to experience the injustice before you realize it and hopefully on campus now you are being treated with more equality than in the past and probably with more equality and one reason you are treated more

this is what it looked like in bellingham, washington just below the border.r moving to california with heavy mountain snow and winter storm warnings posted. elevations around san francisco and l.a. will see some snow and this pushes into the midwest. by tomorrow night des moines to chicago and minneapolis, accumulating snow over to i-80 and changing to sleet and rain. so a bit of a mess. same deal for saturday, saturday night across parts of the north, it will accumulate. away from i-95 is where we'll see the most significant accumulation. either way it's going to be a huge swath of some difficult travel. robin, over to you. >>> we're going to take a moment and this morning we'll celebrate the life of pro wrestling legend wwe hall of famer and father of to dwayne johnson, rocky johnson, aka the soulman. he began his career in the 1960s best known his tag team matches with tony atlas, the soul patrol. after his retired in 1991, his legacy would live on through his multitalented son who he helped train and he became -- he's just electrifying in all kind of ways