they moved from city hall and downtown spokane, out to the area they are now.hey took over a sector of land owned by washington state department of transportation and the department of transportation didn't clean it up and allow today to grow and commerce secretary lisa brown, wants to throw $25 million at the problem and that will simply line the activist's pockets and it will not help the neighborhood. >> carley: $25 million, that is taxpayer money? >> very much so. again, people need to take a hard look what is going on, who they are elected, people they are electing are setting policies and it has real consequences. i talked to a young family i met at an event that lives in that neighborhood and they want out, but can't get out. home prices are too high, mortgage rates are too high, they are stuck there, they can't walk the neighborhood or allow their children to play in the yard anymore. how would you like to have that next to you? >> carley: yeah, i think that is a great point. if you want to move, your home price depreciates and business is being impacte

and that spine, little from spokane, that they're satisfied with very little. but that's no life that we should live our dreams nights as i can. this pitch was already in a bad state when danny was a child out of 20 pitches in the area, only to have been given an overhaul. but the coach doesn't want to complain. his cuckoo, a model that even a circle that there's not much change from louisiana, colorado. many people talk but do nothing nice other. i see that every day. oh okay . it's a shame for the boys. locker mirage miss i was in the locals living near the pitch in this neighbourhood. don't want change that eats about children have always played here for them. but some of the residents don't want the pitch modernized, having a sheet of yet so much. are they worried that teenagers will use it to hang out instead of playing sports law, you just them would as causes on laguna, on the buddhist part of the ok simo daniel but lucas pool. co won't let that deter him. what matters to him is that the boys keep themselves busy. on and off the pitch. madonica gave us a

i just want to go back to the 1st move of king charles and said, go down spokane palace and talking to the people in the crowds before he'd even given the address the nation. what did you make of us as a kind of signal of what kind of king he'll be? i think as king, he is going to follow really. the pattern that he set about creating is prince of wales. really post 9097 with the death of diana, he did seek to present himself as a more familiar personable, likable figure. really, as part of his, the rehabilitation of his, of his public image, it was key that he pay attention to public opinion and listen to the public and, and what we saw, the softening with that walk about was exactly that gauging engaging, intimately, effectually with his people and in terms of the speech, i mean, one of the things people have pointed out is that with controls, we know we know some of his views about things because he's been around for so long and had the ability to, to talk about it. and there was perhaps that kind of concern by some people who, you know, how is he going to put those views to one side

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. >> reporter: spokane mom catherine says two visitors with an aggressive tone rang her doorbell earlier they were there to make sure no one had voted fraudulently. . >> i feel insulted but also angry. i felt like we weren't being trusted. and we couldn't figure out why. what about us makes us suspicious voters? >> reporter: it came amid a door knocking effort by the research project. a conservative activist said he founded it last year to clean up the state's voter rolls. >> we have about 350 volunteers in the state. of the 39 counties, we have about 23 with doorbelling teams. >> reporter: the goal is to help local auditors in each washington county. some, like vicky, argue this isn't helpful. in fact, they have received complaints from residents about canvassers tactics >> one of the gentleman would flash a fakie metal badge. >> does it seem like these people were trying to imply they were affiliated with your office? . >> people were representing themselves as either doing this for the secretary of state or doing it for that particular county auditor's office. . >> a complaint stated

just ask elizabeth who i spoke with last weekend spokane. she has been pregnant four times, all planned, all wanted. but twice she learned her pregnancy would be fatal if it was not ended. in the first instance she got the heartbreaking news that one of the twins that she was carrying had died. the other could not possibly survive outside the womb, and that her life was now in great danger. and the second instance she was told that without immediate action she would lose too much blood to survive the night. and that she told me, and i quote, had i lived in a state without access to safe and legal abortion, i would have died, leaving out on the side of the road trying to make it to a state that would help me. those are the stakes here cannot just for elizabeth but for many patients. about one in 50 pregnancies in our country are a topic. that means they're not viable and without medical action they are deadly. but in republicans post-roe world healthcare providers are not sure when or even if they will be able to treat a tactic patients witho

portland's now have been spokane , also boise and heading into great falls, montana. but for us some few high clouds and that's really about it. patchy fog only. you can see the high cloud deck slipping by most of that favored this year over us, but there were a few up there. if you probably aren't whether you probably didn't notice him, but i noticed a few 60 seventies eighties on the temps. mostly sunny there a little bit warmer. san rafael, menlo park, livermore san jose upper seventies eighties yesterday today will go low to mid eighties. not a big jump, maybe even a little bit warmer tomorrow and some of these inland temps in a nice pattern, though away from the coast, usually by this time of year, i'm talking about hot it is and how strong the offshore breezes that's not the case here as we say they'll see the last couple of days of september eighties, going back to sunday. tuesday was the coolest. sunday was the warmest tomorrow might be around 88 or so, so we are seeing a little bump up in those temps in the next couple of days. 66 for the city low of 57 yeste

recycling in spokane does not work the same in albany as it does in little rock. residential recycling is a local issue better handled at the local level. in industrial and commercial where the vast majority of recycling happens, that is more regional issues but it is closer to that one-size-fits-all. certainly not of the residential level where you get a different mix of materials coming into the recycling stream. the residential recycling systems don't have a choice of what they accept other than through the citizens sorting that material before it goes into the system. rep. rogers: i wanted to ask on mr. mckinley's bill focusing on a pilot project for rural areas, how long should this last and do you have a sense of how much funding it would need? >> i'm not a good guess at money . the cbo and such would be better. you definitely need a period of time, at least five years or more, to see if it works. it takes a while to get people accustomed to recycling, to recognize that it is beneficial and to understand how to do it. in the beginning as they throw too much

i can play families in seattle know, appearance in spokane, nurses know, workers in olympia know people cross washington state and across the country now.w. covid was never going to be the last public health crisis we face i neither was monkeypox for the question is not whetherer there will be a new threat, it is when it will strike on weatherby will be ready. the truth is the monkey pox response so far as not been encouraging. there are clear signs of progress there are clear steps that we can and should take to improve. i don't to just hear about the steps she will be taking a doing to tc action. i'll be watching close of how we build together to end this crisis and make the kind ofs improvements we need to help security on solid footing onceel and for all. i think you've a much all turned over for his openingng remarks. exit thank you men and german good morning. i am glad we are finally here, having an outbreak on monkeypox outbreak. as it hits our nation but monkeypox is now a public health emergency. it did not have to become one. i think the one promising thing that can be said t

i am here from spokane, washington.miley has her heart and the right place and is going to be a civil servant and not expect us to serve her. that is what i like about her. as far as the supreme court goes, harris staged that nasty mess against judge kavanaugh. that was awful. none of that was true. it is heartbreaking to see our supposedly elected officials trying their best to tear apart a human being just because they do not like who picked him. that is just awful. i do not like it. the same is true for justice thomas. they have been after that man since the day he was nominated. he is one of the best we have ever had, justice, i should say. that is how i feel. i feel this woman is paying crooks to come out and commit robberies and everything else. what her opinion is sucks. it has hurt this whole country. we have children by the thousands coming over the border and being used for organ harvesting and sex trafficking and she does not do a thing about it. it needs to be sealed. we have to stop the slavery. host: this

on top of that, they had the spokane county logo. >> reporter: she said they were there to make sureody on their clip board actually lived here. suspicious, they exacted the county. >> they ted that is definitely not anybody from the office. >> reporter: they came too your house twice? >> yes, two weekends in a row. i felt insulted but i also felt angry like we weren't being trusted. we configure out why. >> reporter: the visits came amid a massive door knocking effort organized by the washington voter research project. glenn morgan a conservative activist said he founded the organization last year to clean up the state's voter rolls. >> we have 350 volunteers, widespread in 39 counties, 33 of them with doorbelling teams. >> reporter: morgan said the goal is to help local auditors who run rolls in washington county but some argue this isn't helpful. in fact, they've received complaints from residents an canvassers tactics. >> one of the gentlemen would flash what a pressure described as a fake metal badge. does it seem like these people were trying to affiliated. with your office? >>