tacoma police. a special kind of horror or dread that goes with a little girl going missing like that. >> anytime a child goes missing, it's -- it's a scary thing. >> reporter: where was michella? the police looked, of course. but as the hours ticked by, my god. there's nothing. >> there's an emptiness there, you just -- time kind of stands still. >> yeah. >> and then -- then, it's, all of a sudden, it's gone. i mean, so it was dark. they said we're going to call in search and rescue because we haven't found her. >> reporter: it was late when they took search dogs into a nearby, overgrown gulch. and then -- >> i was in the one of the police cars, and they told me that -- that they had found her body. and, you know, when you say found her body, it's not the person. it's just -- it's terrible. sorry. >> reporter: they found her near a makeshift fire pit. she had been beaten and sexually assaulted. her throat, cut. >> it's this sickening feeling, that just overtakes you. and life is never going to be t

in the index, because of the tacoma narrows bridge.is impossible for me to imagine that engineering students all over the world have seen the film. -- the film of galloping gertie 's collapse. it is one of those absolutely spellbinding moments in engineering history, one of those disasters of utter failures of design that is completely captured on film. and it is amazing. it still is jaw-dropping to see a huge endeavor like this, a physical object, move with this much, just dance almost, with this much movement. -- movement that are out of the parameters of the original design. >> you can watch more content like this on our website. visit c-span.org/citiesto her. -- c-span.org/citiestour. >> with testimony from former energy secretary under president obama. watch at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online, or listen with the c-span radio app. >> today on the communicators, california democratic congressman jerry mcinerney talks about legislation on data privacy and social idea legislation -- social media. >> people feel like their privacy

betty jane thomas grew up in tacoma, washington, in the shadow of world war i. she was born in 1915, just two years before the united states joined the war. so, she grew up hearing stories about the big battles and she was especially fascinated by the stories of the nurses who had worked on the western front. as a child, she and her brother would put on tin soldier hats and pretend to be soldiers and play soldier games. one day one of her cousins pointed out to her, and i think he meant it to be very helpful and comforting to her, he said, you know if there's another war, you won't have to go because you're a girl. but betty jane said, if there's another girl, i'm not going to be left hyped. she had always been filled with wanderlust. she wrote in a book later she always felt the world moved more slowly in tacoma, washington, than it did in other places and she really wanted to go out and see the world. so, after high school when many of her friends were getting married, she wanted to do something different. even the great depression couldn't stop her plans. she

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emma smith devoe, our tacoma based overnight. she is a very colorful figure, so you have emma who's kind of a -- comes out of the temperance abolitionist suffrage movement, and you have may who comes to this from a colorful past, and together they descend on olympia and the legislature that is all men, of course, and they work together in different ways to get the legislature to approve an amendment for the ballot. so in january of 1909 the house votes for the amendment, and it passes by i think 10 to 20 votes, and then in february the senate votes, the washington state senate passes by a bigger majority and on february 25th, 1909, the governor signs a bill to create the opportunity for washingtonians to vote for suffrage for women in washington state. so that vote is going to come up before washington men in november of 1910. and so the suffrage amendment passes on november 8th, 1910, and washington becomes the fifth state in the union to pass suffrage. the people coming west were people who were probably risk takers, were looki

to the victoria woodward of tacoma, washington. and to c.e.o. and executive director clarence anthony. thanks to all of you for the incredible leadership you have shown during these 12 months. to all of my public servants from the great state of new york, thank you so much for all you have been doing this winter. keeping people safe. making sure the vaccine gets out as quickly as possible. and as this new administration begins and my time as the new senate majority leader, we are going to do everything we can to give you-all of the help you need to get through these hard times. that's why the work we are doing now through the american rescue plan is so important. it's a $1.9 trillion life line that will lay the foundation for bringing our economy back to life and it will no doubt leave americans, including families, businesses, and workers, with what they need to get through the next two months. you got a lot of things done two months ago, a lot of good things when we passed the $1 trillion covid relief bill at the end of 2020. including aid for

betty jane thomas grew up in tacoma, washington in the shadow of world war i.orn in 1915, just two years before the united states joined the war. so, she grew up hearing stories about the big battles and especially fascinated by the stories of the nurses on the western front. as a child, she and her brother would pretend to be soldiers and play soldier games. one day, one of her husbands pointed out to her, and i think he meant to do be helpful and comfortabling. he said you know 23 there's another war, you won't have to go because you're a girl. and betty jane said if there's another war, i'm not going to be left behind. she wrote she always felt the world moved more slowly in tacoma, washington than it did in other places. and she wanted to go out is see the world. after high school, she wanted to do something different. and even the great depression couldn't stop her plans. she used winnings from an old gold cigarettes puzzle contest. maybe some of you remember old gold cigarettes. first i read that, i was like i have no idea what they are. she won a puzzle

. >>> scary moments near tacoma, washington.arge ran aground, hitting three homes in gig harbor along puget sound. one woman said she panicked as she saw the run-away boat coming straight for her home. >> i was screaming, because it was so close to the house, and it was aiming towards the corner of the house, and i thought, is it just going to tear our house down? so, yeah, i was panicky. >> no one was hurt. the coast guard says the captain of the tugboat pulling the barge had fallen asleep. >>> turning now to the deadly crash of a small plane into a residential neighborhood in south florida. both people inside that plane were killed. we learning overnight that a young boy was also killed on the ground. abc's megan tevrizian has the story. >> reporter: this morning, three people are dead, including a child, after this plane crashed in a south florida neighborhood. the terrifying moment caught and surveillance video by a camera across the street. >> the plane was very close to the ground, and i was thinking why is so close to the

says raided several places including the home of the boneless well just to washington has more from tacoma to. we know now that the 2 bombers were in fact a married couple who only been married for 6 months before they carried out this attack on a cathedral in the city of mock assad we also know that these 2 individuals belonged to the local chapter of a militant organization known as j a g a jemaah the i love that is a militant organization in indonesia that has a violent history of targeting churches and also police stations it's the same organization that was responsible for the church bombings in the philippines in 2019 and also church bombings in sort of buying into misa in 2018 this is an organization which has launched these small scale attacks and the style of yesterday's attack in terms of involving 2 spouses is quite characteristic of this organization now in terms of the security landscape in engine asia the situation has really changed in these type of bombings did not happen at the same sort of frequency that they did 15 or just 10 years ago but this organization as a result o

i interviewed you in tacoma, washington, in front of a big group of people.we had a great talk. it was a lot of fun. and everyone was very excited to see you. and i asked you a question that night. and i actually asked your husband this question as well, and he kicked it back to you. i asked you that on the night that seal team 6 took out osama bin laden at your husband's order, did you and your husband make love that night to celebrate? [ laughter ] >> you know, i have to tell your audience that, for some very sick reason. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> you are very obsessed with -- [ laughter ] -- this portion of that major historical event. >> jimmy: yes. >> in a way that no one else, no one in the history of all the conversations i've had -- >> uh-huh? >> -- has been drilled down on this particular point. [ laughter ] like you, jimmy kimmel. so i turn that back on you. >> jimmy: that's my version of self-reflection. [ laughter ] >> that's what you want to know. you're still that little boy in your bedroom under the cover with the flashlight going, i hope nobody see

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protect people who are living in the pacific northwest whether it's portland and salem or seattle and tacomaof violence. and they are just sitting out this particular fight. >> gillian: you make a lot of sense there. i want to draw your attention to the other story we're following. a foster family with four kids is now being kicked out of their home in washington state, a nonprofit group that owns the property says they want to make room for unaccompanied migrant children. one washington state congressman, a fellow foster parent and also was a foster child herself says, quote, why on earth are they allowing this to happen to our most vulnerable youth? is it wrong? >> 100% wrong. the state representative you are representing there she is 100% correct. friends of youth is the name of this organization, a private nonprofit social services group that just kicked out a family of four. not just a foster family holding onto four teenagers which in the foster care system teens are very difficult to care for. they have special training these two parents. two of them, one of them ended up going to the

tacoma, washington, a forensic pathologist routinely stabbed people and was writing a paper on knife wounds trying to advance science. a milwaukee m.e collected testicles to test theories of steroid use. so at the end of the class where we read that book, i will ask you at the end of that class whether we are in a better place now or whether you would donate your body to science. she writes a lot about cases where if you donate your body to science, one possibility, not inevitable, you can avoid this, one possibility is your decapitated head will be used to test lipstick, and that counts as having donated your body to science. so there are problems with corruptions and interests and problems of incompetence too. death investigation in the united dates is one of the least professionalized, least standardized areas of american medicine. this issue actually bubbles to the surface every once in a while and then we tamp it back down and pretend not to notice. i will walk you through few high-profile disasters starting with john f. kennedy. there is probably no autopsy that has been met wi

later in the year you had tacoma washington state, he firebombed an immigration facility. he came in the rifle, got killed in the process but bluebook harper there's connor betts in ohio who killed nine people and eight mass shooting. who had a long history of activism. including in the black slot. and just months ago in portland we had some one who quote innocent he said he was anti- for following a trump supporter waiting on the corner ambushing and shooting him dead right in downtown and fling to another state before getting killed by federal authorities. those are all individual cases which i obviously think a very sad it should not be encouraged at that does not necessarily mean because there are a few wackos in that movement, those people are then representative of the ideas behind the movement. what we were talking about initially is your vietnamese background. when we get all this. are they actually saying we need to have that for wrong thinkers. when they're not calling for the to be killed. the so-called dissidents for people they suspect of not been completely o

result in the eventual shutdown of the northwest detention center in to,, washington, which -- in tacoma, washington, which is run by the geo group. the bill now heads to governor there have been several hunger strikes in the jail. the bill now heads to governor jay inslee's desk. the new york state legislature has voted to legalize recreational marijuana for adults and to expunge the records of people previously convicted of possession of small amounts of marijuana. governor andrew cuomo has vowed to sign the legislation. florida republican congressmember matt gaetz is facing a department of justice probe into whether he violated federal sex trafficking laws by having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old and paying for her to travel with him. gaetz has denied the reports and claims he is a victim of criminal extortion. the probe grew out of an investigation of one of gaetz's political allies, joel greenberg, who was indicted last year for sex trafficking of a child, among other charges. in any 19, -- in 2019, gaetz and greenberg visited the white house together. and the notorious re

. >> please welcome back nlc's second vice president mayor of tacoma, washington, victoria wittards.t a fantastic session. thank you speaker pelosi and all of our speakers. i know we have packed with some exciting events today and i look forward to seeing you in the workshop this afternoon and back here later today for our final general session. >> tonight california governor gavin newsom delivers the state of the state address in los angeles. watch live on 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2, online or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> you're watching c-span 3, your unfiltered view of government. c-span 3 was created by america emphasis television companies and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a public service. >> secretary of state antony blinken testifies wednesday on the biden administration foreign policy agenda. watch the house foreign affairs committee hearing live at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> representative gregory meeks. he serves the state of

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and even chan, from winston churchill high school in tacoma.ducation. -- there documentary is on education. and a document about online piracy and copyright protection. first prize goes to sophia kevorkian in canoga park california on the spectrum cable system for their document around u.s.-born policy. our $5,000 grand prize winner is from williamsville south high school in williamsville, new york. >> we wanted to congratulate you today. your 20 between one ran prize winner. >> really echo >> really. >> congratulations. >> congratulations, buddy. >> thank you guys so much. >> he won the grand prize for a documentary about political sedition. >> the american system is built in success and failure. in order to get out of this pandemic and achieve racial justice to reunite a reit -- a fractured nation, we need to hear the truth, especially when the truth is that the path ahead will be long and full of struggle. once we come to expect the truth, even hard truth, we the people can place our trust in a better future. thanks to all the students who p

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of the parents a tacoma washington forensic pathologist routinely stabbed corpses to try to develop he was writing a paper on knife wounds essentially again trying to advance science and milwaukee emmy and the 1930s collected the testicles from the dead to test theories about heroin use and sterility. and none of that it was illegal. prior to 1968 so at the end of the class, right we'll read mary roach's book stiff. and i'll ask you at the end of that class whether we're in a better place now whether you would devote donate your body to science. she writes a lot about cases where if you donate your body to science one possibility not inevitable and you can avoid this but one possibility is that your decapitated head will be used to test lipstick. um, and that counts as having your body to science. so there are some problems with corruption and interests in our death investigation system. and problems of incompetence to death investigation in the united states is one of the least professionalized least standardized areas of american medicine this issue actually bubbles to the surface ev

years now about the impact it's going to have on an immediately public adjacent space and that's tacoma plaza. there's a car-free public space. several hundred feet that is now public, car-free, open to recreation in a very crowded and dense neighborhood. this project as proposed would build a parking garage with almost 200 spaces into it and turn that public space into a long driveway. we've raised this over a year ago with the planning commission. we talked to supervisor haney. he has also said publicly he was really going to seek a solution for preserving this public space and there are solutions. so we're sort of surprised and disappointed that we're here before your committee without a solution to this. public space is terrifically valuable, car-free public space especially. we've been creating these spaces around san francisco during the pandemic in chinatown, south of market, valencia, etc.. the planning staff and the ogi said it was always the plan to destroy it. we think counting what could be counted, but not count. to destroy it for purely private purpose is taking something

. >> hello from tacoma, washington. have the pleasure of serving as the second vice president. >> welcome to our general session at the congressional city conference. this is a conference focused on your leadership and raising your voices on issues that are important to you, as a local leader. we are thrilled that you are joining us virtually this week and excited about the experience that you will have. >> are you ready? because while, db had a stellar lineup for you. the number of cabinet officials and embers of congress joining us is unprecedented. >> on behalf of of our board of directors, thank you. thank you for being here. now join us for the national anthem and pledge of allegiance. ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what's a probably we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the peerless fight -- parentless -- perilous fight overview the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the

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years now about the impact it's going to have on an immediately public adjacent space and that's tacoma plaza. there's a car-free public space. several hundred feet that is now public, car-free, open to recreation in a very crowded and dense neighborhood. this project as proposed would build a parking garage with almost 200 spaces into it and turn that public space into a long driveway. we've raised this over a year ago with the planning commission. we talked to supervisor haney. he has also said publicly he was really going to seek a solution for preserving this public space and there are solutions. so we're sort of surprised and disappointed that we're here before your committee without a solution to this. public space is terrifically valuable, car-free public space especially. we've been creating these spaces around san francisco during the pandemic in chinatown, south of market, valencia, etc.. the planning staff and the ogi said it was always the plan to destroy it. we think counting what could be counted, but not count. to destroy it for purely private purpose is taking something

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lost -- last but not least, estella is joining us from tacoma, washington. stella is six years old.s completely involved in politics. she has collaborated with her local city council from a surprisingly young age. senator grassley? senator grassley: i have the privilege of introducing abigail. she authored a 2020 book titled "irreversible damage: the transgender craze. she is a yale educated lawyer who resides with her young family in los angeles. we have a fellow at the washington, d.c. ethics and policy center. her research is on politically effective women, families, and religious freedom. she is -- >> i said stella was 16 -- six years old. she 16. a big mistake. each witness has about five minutes for their opening statement. each sentence has about five minutes to ask. could all witnesses please stand to be sworn in? do you affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> let the record reflect the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. we you please proceed with your statement. -- with your statement? >> sena

stella keating is joining us from tacoma, washington. she is completely involved in politics. has collaborated with her local city council from a surprisingly young age. senator grassley? senator grassley: i have the privilege of introducing abigail. she is an independent journalist. her work has appeared frequently in the wall street journal. she authored a 2020 book titled, "irreversible damage: the transgender craze seducing our daughters." she is a yale educated lawyer who resides with her young family in los angeles. mary rice hassan is a fellow at the washington, d.c. ethics and policy center. her research is on politically effective women, families, and religious freedom. she is a widely published author and a mother of seven. >> thank you. my staff told me i said stella was six years old. she 16. -- she is 16. a big difference. i am sorry for the mistake. each witness has about five minutes for their opening statement. there will be one round of questions. each senator has about five minutes to ask. could all witnesses please stand to be sworn in? if you are able. rais

this will affect production of the camry, the avalon, the rav4 and tacoma pickup.oduction at factories in the u.s. and canada next week. california governor gavin newsom admitting on the view that he is spooked by the recall effort against him. organizers claim the recall petition for the governor has enough valid signatures to go forward, that will force a special recall election later this year. newsom has been under fire for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and restrictive lockdown measures. he is receiving support from some big named national democrats, especially several senators. jetblue airlines is reportedly looking to move jobs south. the airline could soon call florida home. that's according to the new york post. according to a memo, jetblue cited tough economic times due to the pandemic and more abundant office space. they noon have a final plan -- they plan to have a final plan in place later on this year. finally, this, jackie. remember the tag line from jaws, you'll never go in the water again. think about it now. a man in pensacola, florida c

¿se llevan el camry, la rav4 o la tacoma?le. ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: como un duro golpe a la dictadura de nicolÁs maduro, asÍ describen el anuncio de que la administraciÓn joe biden otorga el estatus de protecciÓn temporal a los venezolanos. esto estarÍa vigente hasta septiembre de 2022. hay muchas preguntas sobre este importante tema. para eso conversamos esta maÑan juan gonzÁlez. nos acompaÑa, en vivo, desde washington. gracias por estar con nosotros. juan: buenos dÍas. gracias por la invitaciÓn. satcha: es una excelente noticia para mÁs de 300,000 venezolanos que estÁn en estados unidos. nos gustarÍa saber cÓmo se llega a este importante anuncio. lo que representan para esta comunidad que estÁ conformada por muchas personas que han tenido que salir huyendo de su paÍs. juan: mÁs de 5,000,000 de venezolanos han unido porque no tienen—— huido porque no tienen acceso a comida, medicina. tienen opresiÓn por parte del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. el presidente claro que es algo que necesitaba hacer estados unidos. se comprometiÓ en hacerlo

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