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. >> 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. >> 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. >> 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 the same as you know it. >> and

>> jimmy: in tacoma, "tacoma fd." why did you pick tacoma for the site of the show?ves -- >> yeah. and, you know, the premise of the movie was cops who are in a remote area and have time on their hands to screw around. we were making this firefighter show, trying to think of what the equivalent of that was. to us it was, let's set it in the rainiest city in america. then the firefighters would have time to screw around. >> jimmy: makes sense. >> which makes sense. but the tacoma fire department were pissed off. >> jimmy: really? >> the real guys. >> jimmy: mad once they saw the show? or -- >> they liked it, but at the time, they heard about it. we were doing a standup show in seattle. we're sitting backstage. the owner of the club came out and said, hey, there's a bunch of tacoma firefighters here, and they want to talk to you. and it's not a good thing, you know? [ laughter ] we're like, oh, man. we went out after the show. they said to us, hey, we work really hard here in tacoma, we're the hardest-working fire department, we don't appreciate you guys presenting us

host: jerry in tacoma, washington, democratic caller.aller: the lady was talking about the haitian religion. most haitians are christian. to the woman who is talking about that, i would ask her ww jd? it seems that haitians have been punished since the haitian revolution since they fought for their freedom and abolished slavery. i want to know specifically, does she think that america is still practicing a form of the whitening process really only let in white immigrants and have a tendency not to add too many black immigrants? host: do you have any thoughts on that? guest: i think there are real concerns that racism is on the move again. they are also being attacked in mexico and that we are seeing these images on the air. i think there are real questions and concerns about the treatment of haitians. it's the first black republic, haiti. there has been a lot of turmoil, and there was a lot of problems in the country in the 2010 earthquake was absolutely devastating. the homeland security secretary knows it very well. he was the homeland

.: she is describing some of the items stolen from her and her husband's toyota tacoma truck. a vehicle burglary might not surprise you, but she and her husband are fire evacuees from south lake who have been staying in the city and unable to go home for the last 10 days. >> it was touch and go for a little bit. the fire came within 1000 feet. j.r.: she says their neighborhood was saved i firefighters and they are forever grateful. sadly, these are digital pictures of her and her late father who died earlier this year. originals she hoped to say from the fire were stolen this labor day weekend from their truck parked in this pierce street garage in the marina district, close to their hotel. >> all of those cool photos of the life before me and that transitioned -- the photo of him holding me for the first time at the hospital when i was born. and, you know, all of those firsts in my life. some of my first memories were captured in those photos. to see that someone has taken them, it was really heartbreaking. j.r.: she says everything was locked and out of sight, but according

.: she is describing some of the items stolen from her and her husband's toyota tacoma truck. vehicle burglary might not surprise you, but she and her husband are fire evacuees from south lake who have been staying in the city and unable to go home for the last 10 days. >> it was touch and go for a little bit. the fire came within 1000 feet. j.r.: she says their neighborhood was saved i firefighters and they are forever grateful. sadly, these are digital pictures of her and her late father who died earlier this year. originals she hoped to say from the fire were stolen this labor day weekend from their truck parked in this pierce street garage in the marina district, close to their hotel. >> all of those cool photos of the life before me and that transitioned -- the photo of him holding me for the first time at the hospital when i was born. and, you know, all of those firsts in my life. some of my first memories were captured in those photos. to see that someone has taken them, it was really heartbreaking. j.r.: she says everything was locked and out of sight, but according to

this downpour was in tacoma, washington. a possible tornado was reported north of portland, oregon. now, that weather system has been no help to fire crews battling this wildfire near sequoia national park in california. more than 130 square miles have burned. and looking at the radar, rain is also expected today in the rockies and the southwest and heavy rain is possible from san antonio to houston. checking today's high temperatures, hot in the plains, 70s near the great lakes and in the northeast. >>> coming up, the new step being taken to address a major gas shortage overseas. >>> also ahead, the urgent search for a missing college student from florida. the man police called a person of interest turns up dead. >>> and >>> back now with long lines at gas stations across the uk. the shortages are blamed on a lack of delivery truck drivers and fallout from brexit. the british military is now on standby to supply drivers for fuel trucks. >>> costco is the latest retailer trying to head off delays by renting its own container ships. now, the company has chartered three ships to impor

and even reports from china and chile on one slide to cross the tacoma. does it me? this is the oldest, driest and the highest non polar desert in the world. according to nasa, the camera is the closest thing on earth to the rugged air terrain of planet mars. long stretches of the at that time a desert are located on south america and these highlands, and over 40000 meters above sea level lamas and one apples who are at home here, despite extreme temperatures that can drop to minus 10 degrees. but for undocumented migrant, it's one of the most treacherous environments. honor we find this small group of young been his wayland who just made the journey across the bolivian border into chile follow your. you can, di trying to. the cold is indescribable. we had to leave 2 others behind. that may not make it, they were going to say, i thought i wouldn't survive. i couldn't breeze it to 5000 kilometer journey from that is whaler to columbia than ecuador down to peru. and then from the livia into chile, the final destination got to think of it. it took me almost 5 months to

i mean, as you heard it from, the president made his views on the whole tacoma has the man who was on his hands, the media which is very much controlled by the government. even the so called independent media have been trying him in the press mouth, month, month to month, preventing a lot of evidence that in a western country you would never be able to publish and run it. so the outcome has been completely predictable. so i don't think anyone will be surprised at all, but i think there will be a sense of bloom and despondency and despair because of the climate in the one that has become incredibly intolerant of free speech. and this will be seen as to me having in this very flamboyant manner to this man. he renditions him from dubai. i got him back to put him on child and that he sort of pulled it up and, and yes, another critic of the government has been silence. really interesting. yeah, i've got a high price. really interesting to get your thoughts on this michelle around. we appreciate your time, i'm thank you very much. indeed. lebanon's parliament is meeting to vote and a draft

. $20000.00 people were flung out after the tyler bond tacoma. washington says it is keen to evacuate all at risk. afghans and americans who have been left behind. we're going to continue to engage were engaging as we speak to resolve these issues and need to hold the taliban to its pledge to let people with travel documents, including american citizens, are freely depart. afghanistan, and we've reiterated this point directly to the taliban in, in recent hours. as with any commitment itala makes, we're focused on what they do, not just on what they say a contest. farmer says he hopes the airport in cobble will be up and running for passengers in the next few days. flights with humanitarian aid already arriving. and we have fixed a lot of that and then switch over there, and we are about to get everything operation at a very soon. now we didn't reach yet an agreement on the way how to manage or to run the airport. but yet, we are continuing the humanitarian support and we are chartering almost on a daily basis. flights with, with the humanitarian

district court judge of western district of washington in the tacoma courthouse. i had the honor of recommending president biden nominate judge estudillo for this position. i am so glad he did. judge estudillo is tremendously qualified for this job, currently serving in his third term as grant county superior court judge. he is someone who will bring a powerful and important perspective to the federal bench. let me tell you a little bit about him and the kind of person he is. he was born and raised in the yakima valley of washington state. judge estudillo is the son of immigrants, the ninth child of ten, his parents coming here from mexico through the becerra program. his mother and father were farm workers until they were able to open up a small grocery store where judge estudillo worked growing up and through college. he is someone who worked hard to give back to his community, working as an immigration lawyer. he represented clients in tough removal proceedings successfully presenting and trying claims for asylum, cancellation of removal, and other forms of rel

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i worked at the main seattle tacoma airport. we had this little 13-inch little magnavox tv. we would watch it. as a mechanic there was a deafening, super loud noise on all the time. it was eerily quiet when they started shutting down the airspace around the whole state. every once in a while he would see some national guard playing flying close to supersonic across the sky. as far as normal civilian air traffic it was completely shut down. it was so strange and eerily quiet. drive around the airport. no planes taxiing. nothing landing or taking off. we had some mechanics across the border up in canada working on a broken plane. they were stranded for five or six days. it was a hassle for them. but nothing like what the people in new york experienced. thanks for taking michael. host: it is the quiet you were never the most? caller: you could hear birds chirping. it's funny how fatiguing having noise around you -- it can be tiring. it was so weird. after the first plane hit, we were discussing it. this is like a blue sky day. no american airlines pilot is going to have that pr

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host: jerry in tacoma, washington, democratic caller.ady was talking about the haitian religion. most haitians are christian. to the woman who is talking about that, i would ask her ww jd? it seems that haitians have been punished since the haitian revolution since they fought for their freedom and abolished slavery. i want to know specifically, does she think that america is still practicing a form of the whitening process really only let in white immigrants and have a tendency not to add too many black immigrants? host: do you have any thoughts on that? guest: i think there are real concerns that racism is on the move again. they are also being attacked in mexico and that we are seeing these images on the air. i think there are real questions and concerns about the treatment of haitians. it's the first black republic, haiti. there has been a lot of turmoil, and there was a lot of problems in the country in the 2010 earthquake was absolutely devastating. the homeland security secretary knows it very well. he was the homeland security --

i worked at the main seattle tacoma airport. we had this little 13-inch little magnavox tv.would watch it. as a mechanic there was a deafening, super loud noise on all the time. it was eerily quiet when they started shutting down the airspace around the whole state. every once in a while he would see some national guard playing flying close to supersonic across the sky. as far as normal civilian air traffic it was completely shut down. it was so strange and eerily quiet. drive around the airport. no planes taxiing. nothing landing or taking off. we had some mechanics across the border up in canada working on a broken plane. they were stranded for five or six days. it was a hassle for them. but nothing like what the people in new york experienced. thanks for taking michael. host: it is the quiet you were never the most? caller: you could hear birds chirping. it's funny how fatiguing having noise around you -- it can be tiring. it was so weird. after the first plane hit, we were discussing it. this is like a blue sky day. no american airlines pilot is going to have that proble

and civil litigation immigration law in moses lake and seattle and tried cases in both seattle and tacoma immigration courts. so he is well-experienced in many issues of the law. he was appointed to the grant county superior court in 2015 and was the only latino judge in any eastern washington state court. judge estudillo received bipartisan support from endorsements from both democrat and republican local officials and support from all nine of washington's state supreme court justices. so he has earned the respect and the support of his community. to quote a letter that was sent to the judiciary committee from mayor david cornell of moses lake washington, he said, quote, judge estudillo is a respected member of our community, involved in our community, he is committed to our community and this is what i understand about judge estudillo and why i can recommend him highly for this federal judge position. in short, judge estudillo is well-qualified jurist and he has dedicated his entire legal career to practicing and supporting his community. so i am pleased to have recommended him along wi