in the northwest of scotland.l feel a bit colder. that cold air briefly, i suspect, as we head into tuesday we have a south—westerly when developing the some rain bring some windy weather as we head into the new year. even before 2022 began, this looked an extraordinary year. a sporting calendar still catching up, rebuilt and rescheduled after being ravaged by covid. but as the new year began, the australian open reopened the debate. you shouldn't be allowed to come. it's his choice not to be vaccinated, which is fine. and it's i think the government here has made the choice that, you know, you should be vaccinated. i support the freedom of choice. and novak is the symbol of freedom of choice at this particular moment. we have someone that's come i from overseas and all of a sudden he's been exempt and can play. and i think it's- an absolute disgrace. and i won't be watching it. january was melbourne and the will he, won't he saga of novak djokovic. visas granted and then denied, quarantined and then released

in the northwest of scotland.briefly, i suspect, as we head into tuesday we have a south—westerly when developing the some rain bring some windy weather as we head into the new year. the royal college of nursing, warns the stoppages will continue, until the government begins talks on pay. he continues to say the door is closed so we have no option but to issue some further dates. i'm really sad and i'm disappointed about the disruption that is being caused to so many people's lives, particularly at christmas time. # we're striking in the rain. we're striking in the rain... # postal workers are on picket line striking today and tomorrow. swathes of the us and canada, more than 200 million people learned weather warnings with

on a cold winter's day near spooner middle school in northwest wisconsin.en students are writers and also participants in cutting edge research. we had a bike after school program at our school. and had some parents commenting about how much more alive their kids were in the evenings they biked, and they wished they could have that each day four years ago, physical education teacher ryan mckinny began participating in an annual tried research study outright, is a nonprofit that aims to improve children's lives through cycling. their study is sponsored by south based cycling company specialized researchers continue examining the link between cycling and its impact on brain activity in children. working with study and control groups, mckinney found better grades and fewer behavioral problems in students who cycled in the mornings before their core math and science classes. students who went out for a daily bike ride had better academic gains on their math and reading tests. they had lower office discipline referrals, and they had increased focus in the classr

in the northwest of scotland. a south—westerly when developing the some rain bring some windy weather as we head into the new year. this is bbc news. the headlines. street clashes erupt in paris after three people are shot dead at a kurdish community centre — riot police have fired tear gas at crowds of protesters the uk health sector he says he is disappointment that uk nurses will stage further strikes. meanwhile union chiefs say border force strikes could go on for six months unless the government joins pay talks. a powerful arctic storm sweeps across swathes of the us and canada — more than 200 million people are under weather warnings — with temperatures dropping to minus 45 degrees celsius in some places.

colder air across northwest scotland later in the day.d air. not so though on boxing day because that colder air in the northwest is going to then push down across the whole of the country. we've got a west to northwesterly wind and that's going to bring more frequent wintry showers on boxing day to scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales. most of the snow is going to be over the hills. and there could be some difficult travelling conditions for higher routes in the northwest of scotland. further south across england and wales, very few showers. and some pleasant sunshine even though temperatures are going to be a bit lower and it will feel a bit colder. that cold air with us briefly, i suspect, as we head into tuesday we have a south—westerly when developing the some rain bring some windy weather as we head into the new year. this is bbc world news, the headlines clashes have broken out in paris after three people were shot dead at a kurdish community centre. police have arrested a 69—year—old man with a history of a

further snow showers, further accumulations into the far northwest are likely here.here we should see some sunshine coming through on boxing day. there will be further showers, particularly on exposed west—facing coasts. the best of any shelter, the best of the drier weather. we should see double figures, 10 degrees quite widely across eastern england. now, as we move out of monday into the start of tuesday, we're likely to see this weather front introducing milder air once again, but unfortunately, more of an unsettled feel. so tuesday, we'll see, on the leading edge, some snow for a time, but it should turn quickly back to rain for most at lower levels in scotland. some heavy rain along west—facing coasts, driven by some gusty winds, a0 to 50 miles an hour on exposed coasts, 30 miles an hour inland. so tuesday will be a wet and windy day for many. we're looking at temperatures 4 to 7 degrees in scotland, maybe as high as 11 celsius down in the southeast. and that showery, windy theme is set to continue for the remainder of the week, but largely mild for all. take c

you know, the dynamics are completely different directions, as i call the completely northwest shrank for obvious reasons, we have already said about this, the world's largest carriers have left, of course, a dramatic drop in november was 56%. well, we're almost at the end of the year. i see a 60-60 percent drop in volumes, let me remind you that the north-west is still the largest, and the region in terms of container turnover has a completely different dynamics in the far east, and there is an increase, at our terminal in nakhodka on the eastern manning company, more than 20% of the terminal goes to record highs by the end of the year, the figure will be. well, a few days more than 600.000 remained. this is an increase, more than 20-3%, uh, last year. well, our neighbors in the far east, i mean in vladivostok, in other terminals feel the same increase, what? as for the south of russia, we managed not only to stabilize the volume and even slightly increase our nutep terminal, it will remind the third terminal in the country in terms of transshipment volumes. e, well, again , a few da

to the northwest there is some colder air.n time to give us a white christmas across the far northwest of scotland after dark. wintery showers coming here with a northwesterly wind sweeping down colder air for boxing northwesterly wind sweeping down colder airfor boxing day northwesterly wind sweeping down colder air for boxing day with wintery showers across parts of the uk. that cold air won't last too long it gets mother again as we head into tuesday. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. a bomb cyclone could be on the way to the united states as a winter cyclone wreaks havoc on one of the busiest travel days of the year. at hundred and 10 million already affected. some states will see temperatures as low as —55 celsius. iiii see temperatures as low as -55 celsius. , ., ., ., see temperatures as low as -55 celsius. ., ., , ., , celsius. if you have travel plans, leave nova _ celsius. if you have travel plans, leave now. not _ celsius. if you have travel plans, leave now. not a _ celsius. if y

and now the pacific northwest is bracing for more severe weather, which could lead to more scenes like this one car sliding down an icy road . meanwhile the flight cancelations have been adding up. this is the unclaimed luggage at the airport in toronto, abc's justin finch. joins us with the latest justin. good morning. andrew good morning, massive snowstorms and chilling cold around the country have left dozens dead, and officials say that death toll is expected to rise. tragic holiday weekend for dozens of families now planning funerals after winter storms nationwide left at least 39 people dead, there is substantial, significant and devastating loss of life as a result of this winter storm in new york, at least 17 people have died from storm related incidents. 10 deaths reported in the city of buffalo alone, and authorities say that number wils were foundcarsndomewhere et. snowbanks we know there are people stuck in cars for more than two days, and there are people in homes that are below freezing now. temperatures wind gusts approaching 80 mph knocked out power for thousands, the s

a direct service to southeast asia from vietnam from india to the terminals of the northwest. to grow along these routes, the companies plan to develop their services from these regions . today, the company manages more than 30 ships. this is primarily container universities and tug fleet this year, the group of companies has entered into several important deals its share in the refrigerator has increased to 49% strategic partner. the case of the state corporation rosatom also bought out the share of the myers company, which left russia, in global ports. it made it possible to gain control and a stake in the three largest terminals in the northwest in the far east and in novorossiysk, and the purchase of the sakhalin shipping company will allow the development of logistics projects on the northern sea route. it really a strategic necessity and our priority, and the same company that we tell myers to all my cj msc uh, well, a big ten companies left russia, but this really opened a window of opportunity and the purchase of the sakhalin shipping company is an opportunity not just

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this one is complicated because we have this moving in from the northwest.o discovered moisture moving in from the south. that's going to be the first to arrive. you see waves of rain continuing to roll across the bay area throughout the weekend. none of them are going to be overly heavily. just off and on rain into early next week , remaining in the forecast. let's take a look at futurecast. for some reason, my remotes have been stuck. let's go to the computer. we will take a look and how this is going to play out. this is completely frozen. this is fun. this is live tv. this is how we know it is live. we wouldn't let this happen dante. we will be seeing the first round of rain as we head towards early tomorrow morning, mainly around sunrise. exactly where this sharp dividing line sets up will determine whether it is a mostly wior a da whyou can get a litt ufdo. the further northwest you go, you have more of the drive right before the bengals in. be very flexible with any outdoor plans. this is kind of a loosely orgave rai. i hard to pin down where the driv

service to southeast asia from vietnam from india to the terminals of the northwest. routes, the company plans to develop its services from these regions . today, the company manages more than 30 ships. this is primarily a container universities and a tug fleet this year, a group of companies concluded several important deals; its share in the refrigerator increased to 49%; force this made it possible to gain control and a stake in the three largest terminals in the northwest in the far east and novorossiysk, and the purchase of the sakhalin shipping company will allow the development of logistics projects on the northern sea route. this is really a strategic necessity and our priority, and the same company that we say myers to all my cj msc uh, well, a big ten companies left russia, but this really opened a window of opportunity and the purchase of the sakhalin shipping company is a the opportunity not just to go to sea, but to enter those routes where one of the largest steamships operates with the russian federation well , to increase, and in the future, the sea co

we're heading east to pond inlet and the canadian arctic at the entrance to the northwest passage. as per canada, they are already preparing for new conflicts. baffin island is the 5th largest island in the world, one and a half times the size of germany, and virtually uninhabited. the ice breaker, harry, the wolf of the royal canadian navy, is on patrol. often for days on end, they travel through uninhabited terrain through a world that is increasingly turning from white to blue. captain gleason and his crew are surveying the sea floor, water, depth, and geological structures. to operate here in the remoteness of the arctic north, you need to have a precise grasp of what it looks like above and below the water. according to this, our depth should be 50 years. um, but the reality was that it was 80 meters not 15 waters. it was not good enough to navigate safely on to, to keep a ship's particular example no ship or by 300 yards on deck. the crew prepared for something canada has never carried out appear before. this is only a test, but it will soon be standard procedure for patrols

miccosukee was now open in the western river with the pioneers but the british hold the forts in the northwesterritory gave them control and of the indians in the area. naturally the american frontier wanted the british to get out, the spokesman in congress the war hawks. on the eastern seaboard removal from the frontier problems was less enthusiasm for war. in 187 president jefferson tried to avoid war by proclaiming an embargo, no foreign trade, no ships to leave our ports o for overseas, this embargo was an economic catastropheri for amera and as we feel during 1811 another incident off our coast bringing us closer to war. the british people whittled out and exchange shots with the president. war was declared the following year of 1812. american called for the seaborne tomerce in an offensive invade and conquer canada while protecting their own coast and borders from similar enemy action. the naval instruments which proved unlimited in the united states 17 naval vessels seven trinkets and seven smaller with the british navy of 600 vessels including 12460 or more guns and 116 trinkets of 30

and the northwesterly breeze will push colder air across northwest scotland later in the day.taying in the mild air. not so though, on boxing day because the colder air in the north—west is going to push down across the whole of the country. we've got a west to northwesterly wind and that's going to bring more frequent wintry showers on boxing day to scotland and northern ireland, northern england and north wales. most of the snow will be over the hills and there could be some difficult travelling conditions for higher routes in the north—west of scotland. further south, acorss england and wales, very few showers. and some pleasant sunshine actually even though temperatures are going to be a bit lower and it will feel a bit colder. that cold air only with us, briefly, i suspect as we head to say we have a south—westerly wind that will bring us some rain and some windy weather as we head to the new year. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm luxmy gopal. our top stories: street clashes break out in paris after three people were sh

but the british hold on the in the northwest territory gave them control of the lakes and of the indians in the area. naturally, the americans frontiersmen wanted the british to get out their spokesmen in congress. the warhawks clamored for a war but on the eastern seaboard, far removed from frontier. there was less enthusiasm for war. in 1807, president jefferson tried to avoid war by proclaiming embargo. no foreign trade, no ships to leave. our ports were overseas this embargo was an economic catastrophe for america and was repealed in 89 during may 1811 occurred another incident off our coast bringing us closer to war. in 19 carter, the british sloop of war little about exchange shots with the american frigate president war declared the following year 1812 june 18 americans strategy call for trading hostile seaborne commerce and an offensive to invade and conquer canada while protecting our coast and borders from similar enemy action. the naval instruments for coast defense were harbor gunboats, which proved of limited value, and the united fleet of 17 naval vessels, seven frigates an

and now the pacific northwest is bracing for more severe weather, which could lead to more scenes like this one car sliding down an icy road . meanwhile the flight cancelations have been adding up. this is the unclaimed luggage at the airport in toronto, abc's justin finch. joins us with the latest justin. good morning. andrew good morning, massive snowstorms and chilling cold around the country have left dozens dead, and officials say that death toll is expected to rise. tragic holiday weekend for dozens of families now planning funerals after winter storms nationwide left at least 39 people dead, there is substantial, significant and devastating loss of life as a result of this winter storm in new york, at least 17 people have died from storm related incidents. 10 deaths reported in the city of buffalo alone, and authorities say that number will almost certainly rise with multiple 911 calls reporting deaths that have yet to be confirmed. driving was banned in the area with multiple people found dead in or near their cars were found in cars and somewhere found actually on the street.

northwest england.isles where there will be some snow over the hills. but as i say, for many it's dry sunny spells as well and not as windy across england . wales compared to england. wales compared to yesterday. not quite as mild, but still double figures is above average the time of above average for the time of yeah above average for the time of year. might up 12. one or year. we might up to 12. one or two places. feeling pretty chilly there with those gusty winds the will winds across the which will continue to pack in across the highlands the western isles through this evening. most places a dry evening . places having a dry evening. look at this. an area of rain at and spreading a good chunk of england and wales the end of the night. another fairly mild night, certainly for england and wales. clear skies across north—east scotland will allow temperatures to dip, perhaps close to freezing . as we go into close to freezing. as we go into wednesday a bit of a mish mash for tomorrow are likely to star

so it's across northwest scotland.ly late in the day here, possibly a white christmas, but otherwise pretty much no chance. now as we head into boxing day, the colder air continues to feed in. so certainly a cold start to boxing day with a risk of some icy stretches and a fairly widespread frost to start the day as well. then we've got the snow showers that will pile in across parts of scotland for boxing day, where we'll get accumulations i to 3 centimetres at low elevations. but over the hills, more than that, 5 to 10 centimetres with blizzard conditions on account of the strong winds. so it's certainly worth checking before travelling across scotland on boxing day because we'll have some poor travel conditions and potentially some localised transport disruption as well. otherwise it's a cooler kind of day. temperatures around 4 to 9 degrees celsius. mixture of sunny spells and blustery showers now heading beyond that into tuesday. low pressure really does flex its muscles. moving in off the atlantic, another band of

by the terms of the treaty, the british agreed to evacuate the northwest territory. claims were part of being an exclusive control of theof great lakes. the decisive americanic naval victories i perry on lake erie and mcdonough on lake champlain left britain with a poor case. england never resumed impressment of american seamen. the war of 1812 proved once more the necessity for a strong navy, maintained in a state of constant readiness. lacking adequate and naval strength, we could not lift the strangling blockade. invasion had been stopped on lake champlain and at new orleans, but it was not stopped in thech chesapeake bay which ws devoid of american naval strength. washington had been burned. the chest chesapeake loste shannon emphasize the disastrous results of lack of training and discipline. butt america could take pride in her fighting ships. and men. a few frigates and smaller vessels had more than held their own. all forerunners of our great modern fighting ships. men and ships of 1812, fighting defenders of our great free republic. ♪ ♪ ♪ ..

but the british hold on the forts in the northwest territory gave them control of the lakes and of theturally the american frontiersman one of the to get out. spokesman and congress clamored for war. but on the eastern seaboard far removed from front to your problems, was less enthusiasm for war. in 187 president jefferson tried to avoid war by proclaiming an embargo, note foreign trade note ships could leave our parts for overseas. this embargo was an economic catastrophe for america was repealed. during may 1811, another incident off our coast bringing us closer to war. the british exchange shots with the american. war was declared the following year, 1812 june 18. american strategy called for rating hostileer seaboard colonists and offensive to conquer canada while protecting our own coast and borders from a similar enemy action. the naval instruments were harbored gunboats with crews of limited value. in a united states fleet of 17 naval vessels, seven and 10 smaller ships. as contrasted to the british navy of some 600 vessels including 124 ships spending 60 or more guns and watere

us bringing some rain and even some snow into the pacific northwest. going to come together to impact our weather this weekend. so let's track this through and show you kind of how this plays out. we get into the overnight. see those clouds that came up from that southern system. and now there's about 07:15am, some scattered showers start to make their way across the bay. you can see, you know, if you're in the north man may not see anything from this right away, but ultimately we'll all see a little bit of it. and then that second system from the northwest starts rolling across saturday night into sunday again, bringing some of those scattered showers. it looks like some of the heavier showers may be in the overnight hours. so that would be kind of nice if that helped to make everyone's plans a little bit easier between about a quarter of an inch and a half an inch looks like that's what we'll see in rain. the sierras looking out for 8 to 18 inches of snow. take it up to 7,000 feet. we kick that up to one to 3 feet of new snow. so they have their wint

even in the pacific northwest it's a very similar set up.ow from the gulf of alaska. heavy downpour there continues to track into idaho and minnesota into the next couple days. where are we spared? actually in the bay area. this is one of the most mild areas we are experiencing throughout the states weather wise. as we look at the travel forecast, it's freezing. it's bitter. it is not looking the best in a lot of spots. we will highlight those. in the bay, upper 60s for santa clara valley and even wine country, where i am spending the holidays. if you are hunkering down here, it's okay. >> we are good. we have our official california christmas. look at the freeways too. i think people have taken the time off and are hopefully where they want to be for the holidays. if you are traveling today, pack your patience as you head out especially seeing the family with the kids. that is tough at the airport sometimes. roads don't look great. later on that will change as everyone makes that last minute rush to get out of town for the holiday. afternoo

we are seeing a winter storm push into pacific northwest. and what you can expect in a bit. >> i will have music in this next story. >>> voters decided arts and education should be available to all california students with passing many prop 28. a billion dollars will be allocated to california schools for music, theater, arts, dance, and more. for years a nonprofit performing arts school nestled in the woods has been teaching and advocating for arts education. their students and teachers are proof that having that available to kids can attach confidence, courage, but also inclusivity. >> ♪ we wish you a merry christmas. >> reporter: students from the school of performing arts singing their hearts out at the small theater nestled in the woods in pacifica. gary ferguson is artistic director. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's go through our christmas carols. >> reporter: he is new and knows a thing or two about performing on stage. >> i had a very long fabulous career. i did 15 years on broadway. i ended up dancing for radio city rockets. i have k

for northwest hon. you parts of it any way. there is about a meter of snow on the ground there. so we'll add to that tale. we'll finish this by the report in bucharest on whether it leaves the golf comes into baluchistan province and $400.00 province in pakistan. it's a similar situation almost fully covered by fog on wednesday. ah, it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but its greatest rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds formed from a class divide, sustained over generations. most boca junior support is, are born into these club colors in an epic feud of rich versus poor the funds who make football on al jazeera. mm mm. the book about what you have there with me. hello robin, and reminder of our top story south bridge president plans to develop a strong defensive unit. secure wants to create a special military unit with stealth drones that follows in cash and by north korean drain. on monday, taiwan is to extend compulsory military service to one year to counter th

but for punjab stayed toward the northwest. 95 percent of it is shrouded in fog. it's been pouring rain around, sebo city, devoured that band of rain. moving closer to manila, the monsoon rains there have killed at least a dozen people as of late, pretty steady band of rain being stared into indonesia as main island of java through bali and lombok as well on wednesday. and after china we go for the west yang see river valley, some snow falling, dipping down close to the pearl river valley some showers and grey lin that's knocked back your temperature to 7 degrees cover in shanghai also got your pencil then for high of 7 on wednesday, ok off to japan right now. you know what that see effect snow back in the forecast on wednesday for northwest honju and ho cato and for northwest honju parts of it anyway, there is about a meter of snow on the ground there. so will add to that tally or finish this weather report in pakistan. what weather leaves the golf comes into baluchistan province and for punjab province in pakistan, it's a similar situation almost fully covered b

if you are headed to the northwest especially, you're going to want to check your flight status. we have a very special flight tracker for you. it is at the top of kpix.com. >>> while the rest of the country is dealing with this arctic blast, the bay area is actually warming up paul is here to talk about some rain on the other side of christmas. >> we are headed for dry weather which means the air quality is not going to improve. temperatures are going to be warm. that puts us up to the low to mid 60s. pleasant weather if you don't mind the poor air quality. christmas day might be a degree or two worse. low 60s around the bay and right around 60 degrees for christmas day on sunday. if you're going to be traveling locally or regionally, good weather over the weekend. and then a chance of rain showers arrives on monday. the sill line is going to be pretty high up so it looks like there is going to be rain beginning late monday. if you are traveling tomorrow and nationally, there are a couple of trouble spots. new york getting some breezy conditions. it is going to be called to the

the pacific northwest dealing with a mix of rain, snow, wind and ice. layer of ice falling in seattle, leading to road closures and delays at the airport and in addition to cancellations at seattle's airport, alaska airlines announcing cancellations of most flights from portland because of freezing rain. jose >> shaquille brewster in benton harbor, michigan thank you. that snow, wind, ice and rain could not have come at a worse time for anyone trying to travel by plane today nbc's jesse kirsch is at newark liberty international airport where it could take days to untangle the travel mess >> reporter: with christmas just hours away tonight many still don't know if they'll make it home for the holiday. >> once again, thousands of flights canceled or delayed amid christmas eve lines of stranded travelers hoping to get out. >> i'm pretty nervous. i'm hopeful that it will work out. >> reporter: but with so many planes stuck where they're not supposed to be, even where the storm moves out it could take airlines days to get aircraft and flight crews back on tr

but for punjab states for the northwest. 95 percent of it is shrouded in fog. it's been pouring rain around. sebu city devoured that band of rain. moving closer to manila, the monsoon rains there have killed at least a dozen people as of late. pretty steady band of rain being stared into indonesia as main island of java through bali. and lombok is fall on wednesday. and after china we go for the west yangtze river valley, some snow falling, dipping down close to the pro river valley. some showers in great, lin, that's knocked back your temperature to 7 degrees quote, cover in shanghai and also got your pencil then for high of 7 on wednesday. ok off to japan right now. you know what that see effects snow back in the forecast on wednesday for northwest honshu and whole kado and for northwest honshu parts of it any way there is about a meter of snow on the ground there. so we'll add to that tale. we'll finish this further report in pockets on what weather leaves the golf comes into baluchistan province and 400 province in pakistan. it's a similar situation almost

honju and ho cato and for northwest honshu parts of it. anyway, there is about a meter of snow on the ground there. so we'll add to that tally or finish this weather report in pakistan. what weather leaves the golf comes into baluchistan province and for punjab province and pakistan. it's a similar situation almost fully covered by fog on wednesday. ah, progress or a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities. for better or worse, al jazeera, explore the impact of a i accessing vast amounts of our personal data. data land on al jazeera. ah ah, it al jazeera, remind up our main stories. now. russia says it will ban oil exports to countries that set price caps on its energy products. european union, g 7 and australia agreed on a cap on the russian crude oil this month. the measure is aimed at cutting the cremeans revenue streams. as the one you crime continues. u. s. supreme court has ruled to keep border restrictions that have blocked thousands

we're also going to see the rain start to fill in as we look toward the northwest. and limpopo province is in south africa on wednesday. also still a few sharice to go in vinto coming in at $32.00, but for the western cape province. ok, sure. a little breezy but cape town. not bad with a high of 22 degrees on wednesday. that's it. see in a bit. ah. the in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. do you think the diplomacy still stands a chance? i'm not very optimistic about any negotiation. we're already in a bit of a crypto winter. it's gonna hold there inside story on al jazeera. ah, a maternity ward, the ukrainian city of cas shoal is hit as russia intensifies it shelling ah hello. so robin watching all of their life. what headquarters here are coming up in the next 30 minutes? russian president vladimir putin. buns. oil exports to several countries as retaliation for price camp. a cold for reforms after the u. s. supreme court upholds a pandemic era policy that allows officials to turn away migrants at the mexico puerto and from heat waves to

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he made it sound like heaven coming to the great northwest, the peaceful northwest. i was a young lawyer starting a practice. so i was doing domestic contract law real estate law. by the end of the eighty's early ninety's. it was almost solely felony defense. ah, the news tribune had a headline comparing to coma as being little detroit a a very young kids. it seems we're getting involved in horrendous violence 20 to 30 years ago. and i think there's no question that the kitchen cripps from allay came up here and seated this area. lou came a, took a la blocked court. as i lived on all my life. bo wrote a word from orchard all way down to the top. and then you had these on the guys, it was kind of scary and they will rate. they had that on the side. ah, read a booted mix in california, didn't mix them to come washed. ah, to comb is about 30 miles from seattle. many of the african american and other folks that have come to this region after the forty's, after world war 2, a large influx of people came. many people came through fort lewis and settled in close proximity t