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Now, number one at 11 o'clock, Como News 4.
It'll be a long night for these investigators at the scene of a deadly plane crash.
The question tonight, who were the ill-fated passengers on board the military Lear jet?
And all eight people were on board and no one survived.
Good evening, I'm Kathy Gerstin.
And I'm Eric Slocum in for Dan Lewis tonight.
The C-21 military Lear jet was apparently trying to make an unplanned landing when it
crashed.
The plane went down in a wooded area near Alexander City, Alabama.
That's about 40 miles northeast of Montgomery.
It went down before it did.
Witnesses describe a series of explosions like an earthquake as the plane hit the ground.
Crews on the scene say the plane just missed a residential area.
The C-21 transport, similar to this, carried eight people, two crew members, six passengers.
No one survived.
The Pentagon says civilians and military personnel were on board, but isn't releasing any names
yet.
Those on the scene say it's a miracle no one on the ground was hurt.
We have a church close by and also a nursing home, but probably a couple hundred folks
in.
The plane had been en route to Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas after taking
off from Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland.
Well, you have less than an hour now to get those tax forms filled out and in the mail.
And tonight there are an awful lot of people taking it right down to the wire.
Como's Liz Roque is at the main coast office in Everett tonight.
We go through this every single year, Liz, and I have to admit I was one of the ones
in that line earlier.
Yeah, I got mine done a couple of days ago, so I was doing pretty good this year.
I think the people of Everett really, Eric, at this point, need to be congratulated.
They're apparently not procrastinators.
The line here has not been very long.
We have three cars waiting now to drop off their tax returns, but all night we really
haven't seen that much traffic here.
So that's some good news.
We should tell you that the postal workers will be taking your return until about midnight
tonight, but the post office isn't open.
In other words, you couldn't come down to get a stamp if you needed one for your return.
Why do we go through this ritual?
Why do these lonely postal workers stand on a rainy street corner and collect returns
until the last minute?
There's bound to be an easier way, and in fact some people think there is.
The Bellard Library is no place to check out books tonight.
Instead, it's a makeshift tax office crowded with last-minute filers lining up for help
and struggling to understand what numbers go in which boxes.
Why is there so much stress and confusion, and why do so many people file so late?
Because I have to pay, and I knew I might as well wait until the last day.
But there could be more to it.
A recent Newsweek magazine poll found two-thirds of Americans would prefer paying a flat income
tax instead of the current complicated system of deductions.
But a flat tax has its critics.
Some say the poor would pay more.
And what about deductions for mortgage interest or children?
For a lot of people, for some people obviously it could be a very simple kind of thing.
But again, it depends on what they mean by flat tax and who it's going to affect and
what the parameters are.
A flat tax would probably be a lot simpler when it comes to you know exactly what you're
going to pay instead of coming to the end and finding out you're going to pay or owe
or, you know, make it a lot easier that way I think.
Income tax reform is sure to be a hot topic in the upcoming presidential campaign.
Republican candidate Senator Richard Lugar wants to abolish the IRS and replace income
tax with a national sales tax.
Could you vote for a guy who would abolish the IRS?
I don't know how they could get by without it.
Do you?
You think this is the only way?
I think so.
The only way, says Kathy Binford, even though she's been waiting in line for tax help for
an hour and a half.
Now we should point out that the flat tax or the national sales tax, all just proposals
right now, won't help people who have taken it down to the wire tonight.
There's just one more guy dropping off his return this evening.
But again, I think ever it needs to be rewarded.
Not too many procrastinators up here.
Eric, Kathy?
Yeah, it's nice to see that short line.
Thank you, Liz.
Well, if you are one of the ones that waited to the absolute last minute to file your taxes,
here is a list of places you can still go tonight to mail them on time.
All of them are open until midnight.
That's a little less than an hour away.
In King County, the downtown Seattle Library on 4th Avenue is busy.
The Bitter Lake Station on 145th.
The Terminal Station on Lander Street.
The Tukwila Branch on Andover Park West.
The Main Station on Union.
The Bellevue Library on 110th.
Federal Way Regional Library on 1st Avenue.
The Kent Regional Library on 2nd.
The Shoreline Library on 175th.
The Ballard Library on 24th.
In Pierce County, the Lakewood Library on Wild Air Drive.
In Cowlitz County, the Longview Post Office on Larch and in Kitsap County.
The Bremerton Post Office on Pacific will be open late.
If you don't have to run off to the post office tonight, though, we do invite you to stay
tuned for ABC's Nightline right after this newscast.
You'll hear about a revolutionary plan that might spare you countless hours spent on confusing
and cumbersome tax forms.
What if all you had to do on tax day was fill out a postcard?
Find out more next on Nightline.
In South King County, a lucrative dream has finally begun to come true.
Work just started on the new racetrack to be called Emerald Downs.
It's a dream come true for gamblers and it's put sparkle in the eyes of another industry
as Como's Farland Chang shows us.
This story is about stallions and mares.
It's about money.
And above all, it's about a way of life.
Almost three years ago, Longacre's racetrack closed down.
The owners sold the land to Boeing.
That ended almost 60 years of tradition involving some of the fastest horses in the land.
Ever since Longacre's was shut down, the horse industry in Western Washington has been severely
threatened.
About 40% of the thoroughbred racing and breeding farms have gone out of business.
But this one in Enumclaw has survived.
Some of these people ended up in other states.
I don't know.
I just feel very badly for them because they dedicated their entire life to this industry.
Good boy.
Nina Hagen of El Dorado Farms never gave up hope that there would be another racetrack.
Her faith was answered.
Today ground was broken for a new racetrack in Auburn.
The new track known as Emerald Downs will hold 18,000 fans.
It's a $60 million privately funded project and it will maintain jobs for 15,000 people.
And he's showing her that he's the stallion.
Nina Hagen says the new track will increase demand for her horses, which are now in short
supply.
Experts say the price will go up from about $11,000 for one colt or filly to $15,000 or
more.
Hagen says making money is fine, but what's best of all is saving a way of life.
And the enthusiasm is there and the people are there and you're going to see more people
and more horses coming back to this state to take part of the action.
Marlon Chang, Como News 4 in Auburn.
We should note that not everyone is happy to see the new racetrack built.
Environmentalists have opposed it because some of the lands involved contain wetlands,
but federal authorities approved a permit last week.
Movie making is a growing business in the Northwest and there's a lot of excitement
in Everett tonight because one of the biggest stars in Hollywood is there to film his newest
movie.
Film crews are shooting the new Sylvester Stallone movie, Assassin.
One of the scenes filmed today was shot at Evergreen Cemetery in Everett.
Some folks stood on tiptoes just outside the cemetery gate hoping to get a glimpse of Sly,
so did our photographer, but no luck.
The film is being shot at locations around Seattle as well as in an old hangar at the
Sandpoint Naval Base, which has been turned into a sound stage.
Crews will be filming through May, but we don't know how long Stallone himself will
be in town.
Reporters of some GM pickup trucks won't be getting the settlement they're expecting.
Today a federal court tossed out the plan that gave each GM truck owner $1,000 toward
a new GM truck.
General Motors pickup trucks with side or saddle mounted fuel tanks are blamed for more
than 150 deaths.
The trucks reportedly can explode into flames on side impact.
Well today a court of appeals judged throughout the compensation plan, which also would have
prevented a full recall.
The court branded the plan little more than a sophisticated marketing program.
The people suing GM say they'll go back to court to push again for a recall.
In Pierce County, an alleged drunk driver is in jail right now charged with killing
two people in a crash we told you about on Friday night.
83 year old Toby Grypanin and 36 year old David Cantwell died on Highway 18 near Puyallup.
Both of them were trying to help get a stalled car off the road.
Police say this man, Gregory Meyer of Graham, hit them and that he was drunk.
Today though Meyer pleaded not guilty to two counts of vehicular homicide and three of
vehicular assault.
Meyer's mother hugged Cantwell's mother-in-law because of a tragic coincidence.
I've worked with his mother at Good Sam Hospital for years and we went to school together and
I didn't know it was her until I seen her in there.
What did she say to you?
I'm sorry.
Mr. Meyer has a history of alcohol-related offenses dating back more than 10 years.
By the way, three people who survived that crash are doing okay tonight.
In Sonohomish County, a trial date is now set for the man accused of murdering little
seven-year-old Roxanne Dahl.
Now that Richard Clark has pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping, rape and murder,
his trial is set for this June.
The seven-year-old girl was found dead a week after she was kidnapped from her home in Everett.
We were not allowed to photograph Clark in court today.
This video is from a court appearance last week, but you can hear his voice as he answers
the three charges against him.
How do you plead as to count one first-degree aggravated murder?
Not guilty.
And as to count two kidnapping in the first degree?
Not guilty.
And as to count three first-degree rape?
Not guilty.
Prosecutors expect to decide within three weeks whether to seek the death penalty against
Clark who is being held tonight without bail.
New rules in the King County Jail.
No more soaps, no more trashy talk shows.
Jailkeepers are limiting TV access as an experiment in educating inmates.
Today, they pulled the plug on the afternoon shows that most inmates watch and they substituted
educational videos.
For four hours every afternoon, the antennas will be disconnected.
Programs on hygiene, job search skills and self-improvement will be shown instead.
The problem is the jail is so close to several TV transmitters that it doesn't really work.
At least three stations come in clearly without the antennas.
So if you don't want to watch educational TV, they haven't finished doing whatever it
is they need to do to stop us from seeing regular TV.
People who work in the jail say it's too late to do anything about that problem, but they
will keep piping in those educational programs.
In fact, the program may expand to eight hours a day by this fall.
You think that TV crackdown is tough?
Well, the government of Iran is forming special police teams to confiscate satellite dishes.
A quarter of a million Iranian homes have these dishes.
The government complains that they're bringing in immoral Western programming.
As of tonight, dish owners have four days to take them down or face having them seized
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Later in news about your health, you'd probably agree it is no fun to fight the battle of
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How those thigh creams sounded like a dream come true.
Around 1124, get the newest information on what they really do.
A heartfelt thanks to the employees of one local company from a man who owes his life
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Actress Kim Basinger gets ready to take on a new role and it's like no other.
You'll see why coming up.
I'm Steve Poole.
After just a gorgeous weekend, it's now back to work and back to the rainfall, but there
are signs it won't last all week.
I have the forecast coming up for you in about five minutes.
Stay with us.
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Breaking news to tell you about right now.
It's new information about one victim of that military plane crash in Alabama.
We now know that one of the eight people killed in Alexander City, Alabama was Assistant Air
Force Secretary Clark Feaster.
There's no word yet on the identities of the other victims.
Even though a variety of ozone destroying chemicals will be banned nearly worldwide
next year, one state in our country is resisting the ban.
Tonight, the governor of Arizona has signed a bill allowing the production of those chemicals
in his state.
The chemicals include the common refrigerant known as Freon.
Arizona's governor compares the bill to the Boston Tea Party.
He says people in his state want to send the federal government a message that they think
there's no reason to ban the chemicals despite scientific evidence that they're harming the
earth's protective ozone layer.
The highest court in the land is now hearing a case that could affect our environment.
Timber interests in Oregon are challenging the Endangered Species Act.
A decision by the Supreme Court could affect millions of acres of land in Washington and
Oregon.
The timber industry told the high court the act was designed to protect threatened plants
and animals, not to protect private land on which those species live.
Journalists say saving animals means saving habitat, even if it is on private land.
One woman from Oregon went before the high court today to bring the message that livelihoods
are at stake.
Like in the town I'm from, several mills have gone out of business because, as a result
of different things, but also partially because of the environmental regulation.
No matter what the outcome in the Supreme Court, the two sides are headed for another
confrontation very soon in Congress over efforts to rewrite the law itself.
Well, after this gorgeous sunny weekend we had, are the rain clouds settling in?
Up next we'll ask Steve Poole just how long they'll stick around.
The newest forecast coming your way next.
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One day ago we were practically laying out on the beach and today we're back in the drain.
Well, it was a little chilly, that's true.
It doesn't take much to get him out there.
Well, you're inside and you're looking outdoors, you're thinking, wow, I could lay on the beach.
And then you go outside and yeah, it's a little chilly for that.
Even so, we're seeing signs later in the week that things are going to improve.
Maybe not beach weather, but we'll be back to the sunshine before too long.
Right now it's 46 degrees.
We have a southwest wind at 13.
The barometer's on the rise and we have measurable rainfall in the rain gauge.
If you look at the way things stacked up today, you can see that we ended up cooler than normal
with a high of 53.
The record's 74, which was set back in 1983.
A little bit closer view on the satellite image tonight because I wanted to get you
right in on what's going to happen for you tomorrow morning.
You can see how the more steady band of showers has kind of pushed on through.
And now we are dealing with this area right behind it here.
And in there we have a little bit of cool air.
And it's kind of like last week.
Remember when we had the sunshine and the rain almost at the same time?
Well, in a lot of ways that's what's shaping up again.
There is some clearing out there, but there's also some rain kind of tied up in all of that.
And that's basically the way things are going to go here for a while.
Right now we still have some pockets of rainfall throughout western Washington, including in
the mountains.
This is all going to taper off and whatever rain has developed here is going to kick off
over the Cascades and start to head up north into British Columbia.
That gives us overnight low temperatures upper 30s to mid 30s, cooler down around Thurston
County.
Then tomorrow, mostly cloudy start to our day.
We still have that risk of some showers, especially between Seattle and Everett.
And also the chance that a thundershower might show up later on in the day.
Does this sound familiar?
Yeah, it looks like we're headed to the same way.
Perhaps not quite as severe as we had at times last week.
But at any rate, high temperatures in western Washington, low to mid 50s.
And if you're traveling east of the Cascades, looks like we'll have some of that steady
rainfall along the border.
But then it moves on out too and we get high temperatures with at least partly sunny skies.
Yakima has 56 tri-cities about the same.
Pullman 53 and Spokane 50 degrees.
So overall, scattered showers, partial clearing tonight.
By tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, a few sprinkles around.
In the afternoon, showers and sun breaks, one or two of which could be a thundershower.
So do keep that in mind.
53 for high then.
As we move through the week here, we gradually start to warm things up, get a little bit
more sunshine in there.
And finally, just squeeze all the water out of the sponge there and we're back to at least
partly sunny skies for Friday.
It looks okay for the daffodil parade down in Tacoma.
That's always a big deal.
It looks like we'll have some sun on the daffodils down there.
A little more skiing too.
Yeah, yeah.
Alpenthal is going to stay open one more weekend.
So you've got one more shot at this.
Go for it.
Bonus.
Thank you, Steve.
Crucial game for the supersonics goes right down to the wire tonight.
Bruce King has all the highlights coming up in a minute.
And then you'll hear why some say insurance companies should pay for your birth control.
The story coming up.
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Our news for your health tonight begins with advice about birth control, not for men and
women but for insurance companies.
A new study says that insurers could save thousands of dollars if they'd only pay for
contraception for their policyholders instead of paying for unwanted pregnancies.
The study was funded by a company that makes noreplant and birth control pills.
The study says providing the four most cost-effective contraceptives could save $13,000 per patient
over five years.
By the way, we did check around and the largest insurer in the Pacific Northwest, Blue Cross,
pays for contraceptives only if they're prescribed for medical reasons.
Virginia Mason's health plan does pay for some over-the-counter contraceptives.
Well, the year after we first started hearing about those phy creams that allegedly melt
away the fat, researchers are still trying to figure out if they really do work.
And their active ingredient, aminofilene, doesn't really make the fat go away.
It apparently just moves it around.
And that has at least one local researcher a little worried.
If, in fact, you moved fat from the thigh area to the abdominal and intraabdominal area,
I would say in the long run you are increasing your risk for heart disease.
The experts add that fat on the hips and thighs is actually less of a health risk than fat
elsewhere on the body.
But if you're still considering those phy creams, remember the longer they're on the
market the more we'll know about exactly how they work.
Well, Bruce King joins us now and it was down to the wire.
Oh, it certainly was.
Gary Payton really bothered with that, you know, the finger.
Understandably.
We don't want to play Portland in the playoffs the first round.
No, it's not at all.
Trailblazers clinch a playoff spot tonight.
They hold off a late Sonic charge to win it.
Trailblazers clinch a playoff spot tonight.
They hold off a late Sonic charge to win it.
97-93.
Close all the way, Sean Kemp getting the two-hand jam.
Two of his 18 points before fouling out of the ballgame.
Deadly Shrimp had a big night for the Sonics.
He throws in a game-high 25 and a take the pass from Kendall Gill for the running slam.
But the Trailblazers just wouldn't go away.
Buck Williams passes the 12,000 mark in career rebounds.
As he gets the putback, he puts it back in.
Kendall Gill then gives the Sonics the lead late in the fourth quarter with this three-pointer
as the sellout crowd on their feet.
But the Trailblazers go up by three at 93.
90.
Cliff Robinson gets the jumper to fall from the corner.
Then Sam Perkins on the pass to Nate McMillan.
That's the three-pointer to tie the game at 93 with time running out.
But with just 44 seconds to play, Rod Strickland will bury the jumper from the lane.
The Trailblazers go on to defeat the Sonics.
97-93.
And now here's tonight's NBA stuff.
It was Houston against the Clippers.
Up ahead to Drexler.
Drexler with a big step to the basket.
Houston wins by 10.
The Hornets battle the 76ers with Dana Barrows of Philadelphia.
The pass to Clarence Weatherspoon for the stuff.
But Charlotte wins 101-90.
Boston played the Nets.
With the Sublinks by two.
And it's the Bucks against the Knicks.
Milwaukee wins 99-93.
Also a big night for the Orlando Magic.
They defeat the Bullets to wrap up the home court advantage to the Eastern Conference
playoffs.
And Michael Jordan throws in 31 as the Bulls squeeze by the Miami Heat 98-93.
Baseball, Edgar Martinez has the hot bat for the Mariners this spring.
He drives in five runs today and a 13-2 win over the Angels.
Edgar had a home run, a triple, and a double in the win, raising his batting average to
539.
Ken Griffey, Jr. added a single and a double to the Mariner attack as Randy Johnson gets
the win today.
For the first time in history, we have repeat winners in the Boston Marathon.
In fact, Cosmos Adedi wins the men's race for the third straight year.
He runs away from the field two miles from the finish line to win with ease in two hours,
nine minutes, and 22 seconds.
Uta Pepeg had foot problems but still wins with ease in two hours, 25 minutes, and 11
seconds, three and a half minutes slower than last year.
Big day for Mighty Mary in the America's Cup Defender Series off San Diego.
Mighty Mary defeats Stars and Stripes with 41 seconds today to create a three-way tie
halfway through the 12-race round robin series.
Also, Black Magic defeated 1 Australia to take a 4-1 lead in the Challenger Series.
In boxing, Federal ways Joe Hip wasted a little time tonight getting rid of Philip Brown.
Look at the left hand.
Down he goes.
It's quite a left hand.
He decks Brown for the final time.
The fight is stopped in the third round when Brown couldn't continue with Hip getting the
TKO win tonight.
You know, Orlando's win and win tonight to win its first division title, and they did
it with the help of our play of the night.
The magic on the run.
Penny Hardaway to Nick Anderson to Shaquille O'Neal who throws it up and off the glass.
They're waiting for an 11-point win over the Bullets.
Here it is one more time.
Want to see it again?
The perfect fast break with Shaq making it look easy.
He's going to flip it in off the glass to win our play of the night.
See the Shaq getting a good laugh out of that one.
Absolutely.
Thank you, Bruce.
You're welcome.
Well, she was the star of nine and a half weeks.
Now Kim Basinger is working on a nine-month project, a baby.
The 41-year-old actress and her husband film star Alec Baldwin are expecting in November
Basinger was working on a new Robert Altman movie called Kansas City when she learned
she was pregnant.
So she decided to withdraw from the movie.
By the way, the director Robert Altman made one request of Basinger to name the baby Robert
or Roberta after him.
Well, that's not much to ask.
That's kind of a big request.
A little imposing.
The kindness of strangers is making a life or death difference for one airline pilot.
Coming up next, coworkers reach out in a way you'll have to see to believe.
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Finally tonight, a story that will renew your faith in human kindness.
Two months ago, Herb Clark was diagnosed with a malignant bone marrow disease.
He needs a bone marrow transplant, but you know how difficult it is to find a match.
So happens Herb is an Alaska Airlines pilot, and when his coworkers learned of his condition,
they organized this blood drive right at the Flight Operations Center.
You don't realize how many friends you have until something like this happens.
In one way, that's the good news.
More than 450 Alaska Airlines employees have signed up with a bone marrow registry, which
is great news not only for Herb, but also for a lot of other people.
These people could become a match for someone else who needs a transplant.
Sometimes it can be difficult to find a donor, so that's very, very nice.
We wish him well.
Of course we do.
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