it came down to being between seattle, tacoma, and olympia. and so by 1873, early in 1873 the transcontinental obviously was being built into directions. it didn't have one railhead. but the big decision was congress in the charter for the railroad had dictated that the section from the columbia river to puget sound needed to be completed and the railroad company needed to bring steam engines to saltwater by december 1873. in july of that year, the track had been laid from the columbia about halfway to what is today i-5. in july of that year the railroad was entertaining offers from various communities, cash, lands, port facilities whatever a city put together to lure the railroad there. in july of 1873, july 14 the final decision between seattle and tacoma was made and tacoma was selected. the terminal city, the choice for the conclusion of the line was set up not only to be an arrival point for goods and travelers, but also for the arrival of the telegraph which meant news and banking and munication. so over the course of the transcontinenta

bikini olympia. so she's in pretty darn good shape.eone can do this, she could probably do this. >> you can't sag your butt down. your back is straight. >> he make it is look easy. >> he does because he's in super good shape. >> she's like 87% abs. >> that's what you would assume because she's ripped. >> don't let these abs fool you. haven't done abs in three years. >> right. >> this is actual accurate count right here. >> it's time for the push up. you have to have perfect form. >> how many did she do? >> perfect. >> does that pass the test? >> the last part of this test, she's already done really well. now you have to do a mile and a half. >> i hate the mile. >> thanks for spending time with man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for yo

report of the search for the missing continues in the north in the in the east of the country the olympia the commission says they are looking into this but why has so little progress been made on this question. well actually you know has a long history of disappearances stretching all the way back to the 1980 s. so and it's not just in the north in the east where people were disappeared people from all communities including in the south and single. majority areas also were disappeared in the 10s of thousands so strunk has been struggling to deal with this issue for whatever that is 4 years. i think you know part of the problem is that we are almost certain that the vast majority of people disappeared were taken were abducted and. probably almost certainly killed by the military and the police so it's the you know the government to really look into this and really find the truth has to be willing to implicate their own security forces in the murders of tens of thousands of people and that's hard for any government to not an excuse not to do it but i think it's you need to understand what

15 seconds, you may con fer >> mon ters theory >> that is incorrect please reread the question for olympia. >> okay. what theory predicts that a country that experiences inflation will also experience a depreciation of its currency >> classical theory of inflation. >> that is incorrect the correct answer is purchasing power of parody. >> oh, i thoughts that was a tough one. i mean, just say it's how it works. we're all keeping track of our scores back here we'll be checking back in, in the next hour, see how that competition is going you will see those u.s. students pair off against china here's what's coming up next on "the exchange. >> good news for telecom today, millennial's are having a crisis >>> what could be the greatest graduation gift of all time? impossible burgers unlikely partnership that's all ahead in "rapid fire." many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, agai

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i make the analogy that the olympic games has not been held in olympia for over 100 years but they didon went well beyond your‘s borders in the 70s, why would you be branded? it does not really eurovision because you have azerbaijan, cyprus, australia. let us talk about the uk coming last, miserable performance, when i was growing up, we were rather good at eurovision. cliff richard and sandie shaw used to win it every other year, we have not won it every other year, we have not won it for ages, what has gone wrong? it every other year, we have not won it for ages, what has gone wrong7m was a miserable performance, in all the years i've been watching eurovision, most people remember gemini and they got zero points, i thought michael wright's provence was ten times worse than theirs. i have never had such dreadful singing. —— mcmichael rice's performance. his backing group was so performance. his backing group was so fantastic, they're great powerful vocals highlighted how woeful he was. i think it is because you can't take someone i think it is because you can't take someone who is a b

one of the largest museums outbreaks this year look no further than the state house in the capital olympia. in late march state lawmakers held a hearing to discuss doing away with an exemption that allows parents to decline the measles vaccine for philosophical results. with you. while the vast majority of families in this state choose to vaccinate washington is home to 2 of the least vaccinated cities in the country in part because of these exemptions. doors in the capitol opened at 7 am here this morning is already a line down the sidewalk this birth build up and maybe it really we're told it's 3 overflow rooms at least 800 people all of them opposed to vaccines as far as we can tell you know the uses those who are most a risk to getting missiles or children who are unvaccinated either because of their parents' decision or because they're immuno compromised in k. . the elderly are all sort of risk as are babies who are too young to get the museum's mumps rubella or m.m.r. vaccine which is typically given in 2 doses starting at 12 months my daughter in law is pregnant and she's concerned

the exceptions include newer housing and most single family homes in response to governor new olympia cease call to pass legislation. slation. advancing to the state senate a bill aimed at reducing tough penalties for parking violators. san francisco assemblyman david tzeo spearheaded the bill that bans cities and counties from towing and booting cars with five or more tickets or whose car registration is six months out of date. cities and counties would be banned from towing rvs parked for more than 72 hours. >>> the san mateyo sheriff's office released a sketch of a man that exposed himself to two girls on their way to school. it happened in millbrae tuesday morning while the girls were on their way to taylor middle school. the man is described as black of latino, there is the sketch, about 5'8" and 20 and 30 years old. police released the surveillance video of the suspect's car, a newer model silver sedan. take a look. anyone with information is asked to call the san mateyo sheriff's office. deputies believe this may be the same man that exposed himself to two girls on mosswood lan

into design a gondola to get fans to the a's new ballpark , designed out of lacey washington and olympiahe company works on aerial wire transport as a means to move people rather than widening roads and building new bridges. the gondola could carry 35 people to the park every 30 seconds. >> it's almost a bus in the air that's why we can push or get 6000 people per hour, per direction, cross over into freeways, the railroad.>> one from my house to the office. they have worked on other systems around the country, they hope to open the new ballpark in 2023. >> san francisco to oakland. >> that would be awesome.>>> the raiders welcomed their new rookies to camp in alameda. next in sports we hear from the national championship team.>>> tune in tonight for last man standing at eight, and stick around for the 10:00 news and limited news right here on ktvu. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal

and if you know any supreme court justices in olympia, washington, you can't say much to them but you can mention my name. hopefully that will happen. [laughter] o'rourke came out big recently, went to 70 and came out with an ambitious climate plan that got a lot of attention, $5 trillion over 10 years, zero emissions by 2050. what do you think of his plan? been leadingi have on this for at least a decade and a half. i ran for congress on this in 1992 and wrote a book in 2007. i joined jerry brown in formic the u.s. climate alliance. now it is 24 states. we formed of u.s. climate alliance because we wanted to make sure the rest of the world a new there was intelligent life in the united states. [laughter] that has been very productive. it's some of the most meaningful climate change legislation in american history. i'm confident i have a unique ability to lead this nation. i appreciate anybody following my leadership, anybody. and i'm happy that that is now happening. i think it is wonderful candidates have discovered climate change in the last several days. [laughter] that was a guts

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give libya is running smoothly with our expectation of something around 335,000 barrels per day, olympiameet the 500,000 barrels per day target. turmoil,e libya in venezuela in upheaval. we still have the iranian sanctions now. we have contaminated oil from russia. i just want to ask you, why aren't we seeing in oil at $90 or $100 a barrel? >> first of all, the market and the traders really are observing what are the consequences. as we have said, sanctions are coming in on a higher level. but we have to see, it depends strongly on how much china, india, and turkey will comply with the new sanctions. and the market has priced in already that there will be a little shortage of iranian oil. we have to wait and see how opec plus is going to react on the new situation. the sanctions always out balance the market. opec always rebalances the market. we have to see whether or not this mechanism will also be in place for the rest of the year. annmarie: do you think the current situation will put pressure on opec and their ability to maintain production discipline? rainer: well, they have done qu

one of the largest museums outbreaks this year look no further than the state house in the capital olympia. forward in late march state lawmakers held a hearing to discuss doing away with an exemption that allows parents to decline the measles vaccine for philosophical reasons. while the vast majority of families in this state choose to vaccinate washington is home to 2 of the least vaccinated cities in the country in part because of these exemptions. doors in the capitol opened at 7 am here this morning is already a line down the sidewalk this bird filled up and maybe it really we're told it's 3 overflow rooms at least 800 people all of them opposed to vaccines as far as we can tell you know the uses those who are most a risk to getting missiles or children who are unvaccinated either because of their parents' decision or because they're immuno compromised and can't. the elderly are also at risk as are babies who are too young to get the missiles mumps rubella or m.m.r. vaccine which is to. given in 2 doses starting at 12 months my daughter in law is pregnant and she's concerned about goi

please write down the name of my friend, serena williams, olympia's mom, and tennis champion. please write down the name of andrea mcbride, maribel's mom, half of the pacific american sister duo to establish and found a one company. these are a couple of names of women who are just like me. even though we may have entirely different backgrounds and lives, some have more access to resources than others. some are more healthy than others. but each of us have faced losing our lives and the lives of our unborn children. what i have learned is that there is something that we should be doing about this. we need to provide women of color with more support during their pregnancies. there is a level of racial bias within our health care system that is troubling and will be difficult to tackle. that does not mean we shouldn't. racial bias is difficult because it is not as easy to spot as outright racism, but examples can be just as devastating. biasrch shows that racial is a number maternal health care system, includes things like provider spending less time with black mothers, underest

please write down the name of my friend, serena williams, olympia's mom in tennis championand tennischampion, thed andrea mcbride and half of the african-american sister duo that found and established a wine company. these are a couple of the names of women who are just like me. even though we have entirely different backgrounds, some have more access to resources than others. some are healthier than others but each of us have faced losing our lives and the lives of our unborn children. what i've learned is that there is something that we should be doing about this. we need to provide women of color with more support during their pregnancies. there is a level of bias in the system that is troubling and will be difficult to tackle but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't. research shows racial bias is in our maternal health care system including things like providers spending less time, underestimating the pain, ignoring symptoms and dismissing complaints. the next steps are to look at how we can provide women of color the access to duelist and midwives this not only increase hionly increasess

what needs to happen is the smaller and upcoming important cities like salem, like olympia, washingtonthey need to get more of the infrastructure dollars so that they can fix their stuff because the big cities have plenty of money. host: let's hear from joseph in houston, texas. caller: my comment about this becomes anhis opportunity for contractors to charge more and consumers to get less. this example can be proven throughout the nation. i really believe we need to bring this back to employing people, steady employment and doing it ourselves versus hiring contractors. we've gone beyond the 30% to fulfillntractors the lack of personnel in dot. i'm not for this at all and i appreciate your program and i will turn it over to you. host: california, this is chris, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. way to dothink a good taxation for roadways would be ofbase it upon the weight the vehicle, the miles per gallon and emissions. host: why those three factors? because the wait for example, the heavier the vehicle, the more damage it does to the road and the more harmful the admissi