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She didn't deserve what this person did to her.
Breaking now, an arrest made after a mother was killed in front of her children.
Who police say did it and what her family wants you to know tonight.
Plus, could the masked man Dave return?
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Then at 11 15 caught on camera who threw an explosive device at officers.
Breaking now as we come on the air here at 11, police tracked down the man they say shot
and killed a young mother in front of her three children in Tacoma.
Within the last couple of hours we learned police did arrest her boyfriend.
He's expected to be charged with domestic violence, murder and aggravated assault against
a child.
Tonight, the victim's mother told us she never saw any signs of trouble.
Couples, Joel Moreno live tonight in Tacoma with the breaking new details and the family's
reaction to her death.
Well, at Preston and married, the victim's mother says she was desperate to know who
is responsible for this cold blooded killing and she never suspected the boyfriend.
She says she only met him once and her daughter seemed happy and focused on raising a family
here at this apartment building.
Just 24 years old, Alicia Simpson was focused on being the best mom to her three children,
ages five, three and two.
Simpson's mother, who doesn't want her face shown on camera, says she never imagined she'd
lose her daughter like this.
It was a complete, complete shock to me.
Officers found Simpson dead at this apartment complex after a neighbor heard Simpson's young
children crying out from a balcony.
Investigators say she'd been shot and her kids had witnessed it.
Heartbroken because she didn't deserve this.
What led up to the shooting isn't clear, but police ran down leads and arrested Simpson's
21 year old boyfriend.
Simpson's mother says she never would have suspected.
I'm not aware of any relationships that were strained.
I'm just waiting for the police to tell me what they found out.
In addition to murder, police say the boyfriend also committed aggravated assault against
a child.
Previously, investigators said none of Simpson's kids were physically hurt, so it's unclear
what's behind that allegation.
Simpson's mother says her family is devastated and her focus now is on getting her grandchildren
out of protective custody and back where they belong.
I just want them home with me.
It's just, it's breaking my heart that they're with strangers right now instead of where
they need to be.
Based on the time of his arrest, the boyfriend could go before a judge tomorrow.
The victim's family has set up an account to help with expenses and we put a link on
our website at comonose.com.
Tacoma has already seen 23 homicides so far this year.
That's more than double the count for the same time last year when 11 people were killed.
We're also just learning tonight a Seattle firefighter is recovering after he was hurt
while responding to a fire this evening.
Investigators say the fire broke out inside a rail car near Boeing Field around 830.
The cause is still not known.
The firefighter was taken to Harborview Medical Center where he is in stable condition tonight.
Officials did not say how the firefighter was hurt.
New tonight, a major step in the search to find Seattle's next chief of police.
Today Mayor Bruce Harreld named the committee that will help in that search.
It's made up of 14 local leaders and public safety experts.
A firm will conduct a nationwide search for candidates.
The committee will then select five finalists from Mayor Harreld to choose from.
Final approval will come by way of a vote from city council.
The next chief will also have their hands full with recruiting new officers.
Last month interim chief Adrian Diaz said 43 officers left between January and March
13th.
The head of the police union says the staffing crisis is far from, is far worse, saying 60
officers left.
SPD says their figures are from human resources and are accurate.
Happening tomorrow Diaz and other local leaders will discuss public safety in Seattle.
This comes after a recent survey found 67 percent of Seattleites have considered moving
out of the city.
Diaz is expected to share how law enforcement is addressing local safety concerns and the
changes the department has made in the past few years.
That meeting is set for tomorrow night at 6 o'clock at Town Hall Seattle.
Tonight the governor wants to see the state move faster when it comes to fighting the
homeless crisis.
He says a big step in fixing this problem is housing the homeless who live along local
freeways.
Thomas Moheider explains.
Just along this entrance ramp to I-5 and Southlake Union tents and debris scattered.
It's sad.
It's profoundly sad.
There's another encampment underneath this portion of I-5 northbound.
People we spoke with say they're starting to notice more near state highways.
I've lived in Seattle for seven, eight years now and it's just gotten worse since I've
lived here.
At a news conference earlier today Governor Inslee laid out details about the state's
plan to fight the homelessness crisis.
He says a focus will be on state right of ways.
I believe this is both a moral obligation to get people out of these unsafe conditions
and into the kind of rapid supportive housing that is both good for them but will remove
this blight along the right of ways of the state of Washington.
An effort that comes with a multi-million dollar price tag.
Though I'm pleased that the legislature joined me in appropriating 50 million dollars this
year that is dedicated to this transition for folks that today are living on our right
of ways.
Teams from Wauschshut and Washington State Patrol will coordinate with local governments
and nonprofits.
Teams are going to be doing outreach to encampment residents and may be able to begin transitioning
people and offering services as early as mid-June.
People say they support the state's plan but still wonder what's the problem in the long
run.
Any of these measures are going to actually help things is skeptical I guess.
In Seattle, Moheider, Como News.
Taking a live look at Seattle tonight Mayor Bruce Harreld promising a detailed blueprint
for dealing with the city's homeless and addiction crisis and crime associated with it.
His office told Como the plan will be announced by the end of the month.
Tomorrow we'll get a better idea of just how much outreach was done during last week's
clearing of a sprawling encampment at Woodland Park in Seattle.
Just after taking office in January Mayor Bruce Harreld named addressing homelessness
at this park a major priority.
The mayor's office says close to 100 people at the camp were connected with shelter and
housing.
In Tacoma more than 12,000 pounds of debris was removed from a sprawling homeless encampment
near People's Park.
The city began clearing out the camp today but says its outreach team has been visiting
that camp since March to connect people with housing.
In Edmonds tonight homeless campers could face steep fines or even jail time over a
new ordinance the city council just passed.
The story we first brought you on Como News last night at 11.
It's now a misdemeanor for someone to camp overnight or store their belongings on public
property if shelter space within 30 miles is available but refused.
That person could be fined up to $1,000 and sentenced up to 90 days in jail.
What are the next steps in the cases that they can't afford $1,000 or even a lesser
fine?
What are their options in those cases?
It could be a community service project done in lieu of the fine.
The chief of police says an organization is planning a large project there and the city
is in talks with Snohomish County to acquire and operate a motel respite program that's
still in the early planning stages.
The trial date for one of the teenagers accused of killing a Tacoma pot shop worker is now
scheduled for next year.
That date was pushed back from June.
Prosecutors say 16-year-old Montrell Hatfield shot and killed Jordan Brown during the pot
shop robbery.
He's also accused of taking part in several violent robberies in King and Pierce counties.
Here's a look at the court cases we're keeping an eye on as you start your day tomorrow.
The man accused of shooting two people at a homeless shelter in Ballard is expected
to enter a plea.
George Sloan was a no-show for his scheduled court appearance last week.
Sloan is charged with assault on the first and second degree following the shooting
at St. Paul's United Church of Christ last month.
A man charged in two rape cases in Seattle is also expected to enter a plea.
Myron Jacobs is accused of raping two women in tents in two separate incidents.
The second incident happened just days after he was released from custody.
An arraignment is scheduled for Nicholas Van Cleave tomorrow.
He's charged with murder after prosecutors say he killed his roommate, then dismembered
his body in Federal Way.
Tonight, Bellevue police are trying to figure out how human remains ended up in a wetlands
area.
A city worker found the bones while doing maintenance this morning along 150th Place
Northeast.
Investigators say it appears the remains had been there for several years.
Now to the coronavirus pandemic, could masks make a comeback here in Washington State?
Take a look at this map.
According to the CDC, Clallam County is only one of four of the states, or one of the states'
39 counties labeled in high community levels of COVID-19.
New data will come out tomorrow, but based on the current data, the CDC recommends any
area in the high category should return to wearing masks.
Areas in medium, highlighted in yellow on the map, should also consider prevention measures.
Now with cases steadily climbing, we asked the governor today if there are any plans
to bring back a statewide mask mandate.
That's not under consideration right now.
So we don't have any immediate consideration of additional measures like that.
And we may have some changes on this in the next week or so.
We'll discuss in a few days, probably.
And we did reach out to Clallam County about the possibility of returning to masks, but
they did not return a request for comments.
Now let's get a live look at the waterfront near the cruise ship terminal.
The CDC is investigating more COVID outbreaks on cruise ships, including on the Carnival
Spirit currently docked here in Seattle.
So here is the breakdown.
Right now, 87% of the 95 cruise ships are under CDC investigation.
That's what you see in orange.
In yellow, that's where the CDC is monitoring COVID cases, but there aren't enough for an
investigation.
9% have no COVID cases reported.
The Independent Advisory Committee to the CDC is expected to issue its recommendation
on boosters for kids 5 to 11 tomorrow.
So that means shots could be going into arms by Friday.
The FDA gave boosters a thumbs up yesterday saying children can get their third shot at
least five months after their primary vaccines.
That vote is scheduled for noon tomorrow.
Still ahead, addressing the baby formula shortage.
What the president is doing to speed up production.
Plus election headaches in Oregon, the ballot problem that's holding up several races tonight.
And a look at a picture from a long time ago.
This is from May 16th, 1980.
Look at that on the horizon.
Mount St. Helens a couple of days before she blew as captured by Carl.
So great picture.
Lots of memories of that going on tonight.
As we head into tomorrow, we are going to see the sunshine making a comeback.
Can it last as we head into this May weekend?
We'll discuss it coming up in my forecast.
And the House passes a bill to prevent domestic terrorism.
That's one of the four to watch stories that we're following for you tonight.
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There it is just feet away from three Atlanta police officers there.
Protesters confronted officers at the future side of a police training facility.
That's when they say protesters threw the Molotov cocktails at officers.
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This means officials can now direct supplies of formula ingredients to prioritize delivery
to formula manufacturers.
Biden also said he's creating Operation Fly Formula, which directs the Agriculture and
Health and Human Services Departments to import formula using the Defense Department's commercial
planes.
Now over to Wall Street.
Tonight, economists believe a recession is on the horizon.
This comes after the Dow sank more than 11 hundred points and the S&P 500 had its biggest
drop in nearly two years.
Big earnings misses.
By Target, another major retailer, stoked investors' fear that surging inflation could
cut deeply into corporate profits.
And tonight, the Department of Homeland Security is warning of threats against the Supreme
Court following the leak of the Roe v. Wade draft opinion.
In a memo, officials said extremists are encouraging violence on social media.
There's now an eight-foot non-scalable fence around the building and U.S. Marshals are
working to provide around-the-clock security at the Justice's homes.
The Department of Homeland Security, pausing its short-lived Disinformation Governance
Board pending a review of the larger strategy behind it.
It's the first in the four to watch stories that will be developing as you start your
day tomorrow.
The person tapped to lead the group, Nina Jankiewicz, who was accused herself of putting
out disinformation, has resigned as a result.
Both Jankiewicz and a DHS spokesperson claim the group had itself become a target of disinformation
since its creation was announced late last month.
A DHS official claimed Jankiewicz was, quote, the subject of some particularly vicious and
unfair attacks.
North Korea appears to be prepping to test a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile
tomorrow as the president arrives to visit with South Korean officials.
According to the Yonhap News Agency, North Korea has been gauging the timing to conduct
what would be its seventh nuclear test after completing its preparations.
The U.S. House just passing a bill along party lines aimed at preventing domestic terrorism
and the threat of violent extremism by white supremacists.
The Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act of 2022, that only had one Republican vote, would
set up offices that track and analyze domestic terrorist activity with the goal of preventing
future attacks.
And the bill, of course, comes in the wake of that horrific mass shooting over the weekend
at a supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York.
The president spent the day with key Democratic senators to discuss the issue of student loan
debt.
The president has been under pressure to fulfill a campaign promise to cancel student loans.
Biden has repeatedly paused federal student loan repayments, now extended through August
31st.
The White House has indicated the president would support congressional action to eliminate
up to $10,000 worth.
But with Democrats' slim majority in Congress, President Biden may have to rely on executive
order to take action.
Developing in Oregon tonight, delayed ballot counting in one county is holding up several
races in the primary election.
Clackamas County officials say the delay is due to blurry barcodes that machines can't
read.
That means election workers have to recreate each ballot by hand.
The county chair and secretary of state called the delay unacceptable, adding county clerk
Sherry Hall did not accept help from state officials ahead of the election.
They must take the steps necessary to correct this problem they knew about weeks ago.
The county commission diverted 200 employees to help recreate these ballots.
And while that's underway, Oregon's governor's race is making state history.
Three women will face off to be the next governor.
Tina Kotech clinched the Democratic nomination.
Christine Drizow has the Republican nomination.
And Betsy Johnson is a non-affiliated candidate.
Governor Kate Brown cannot run again due to term limits.
Two men and a two-year-old child are safe tonight after crews had to rescue them from
their rowboat today.
So this video from WSDOT camera shows the Mount Baker rowing club's safety boat hitting
up against the I-90 bridge on Lake Washington.
Seattle Fire says the club brought the men and child into their boat but also had trouble
in the rough water.
You can see just how rough it was as Harper's Patrol there arrived and brought everyone
to shore.
No one is hurt.
All right.
So that's what it was like earlier today, hoping that that's long in the rear view mirror.
Yeah, we're going to keep putting it in the rear view mirror.
And actually I think in the forward-facing mirror we're going to like what's to come
because it's been a while since we've had some really comfortable weather to look forward
to.
Yeah, today though, looking backward again.
These were some of the big waves hitting our shoreline areas around Woodby Island.
As we spoke about, we had winds upwards of 50 to 60 miles per hour north of Woodby and
closer to the Canadian border today and plenty gusty here around Puget Sound proper as well.
So made for some beautiful pictures as captured here today by Gary Skiff near Deception Pass.
But as we saw there, made for some trouble on the waterways for the small crafts as well.
We are going to continue to see the winds easing overnight.
For Thursday, we're going to have that old familiar pattern of the showers and the sun
breaks.
We know that well around here.
But finally, finally turning the corner by Friday, heading into a glorious May weekend,
both Saturday and Sunday looking nice and mild, partly to mostly sunny, mainly dry.
And we're hoping to hit the first 70 degrees of the month of May.
It's been a while since we've been that warm.
Right now, looking back from the Columbia Tower over downtown, beautiful night here
in the Emerald City, isn't it?
Winds easing, so we're no longer seeing this camera shaking around, feeling like we're
getting seasick earlier when we were watching it, but much better by now.
Forty six degrees.
We've got partly starry skies, still windy enough that we're seeing sustained winds
at SeaTac to 20, but those will continue to come down little by little as we head into
the overnight.
Twenty beats the 40 plus we had going for the evening commute.
Bremerton also clocking in with a 40 degree gust earlier today.
Bellingham leading the pack here on the map anyway at 55.
And then in eastern Washington, we had the gusty winds jumping the cascades.
Ellensburg hit 60 miles per hour today and we had loads of trouble with blowing dust
there through the Columbia Basin.
Winds are really picking that up.
Some tumbleweeds there across parts of eastern Washington today, too.
We're seeing the showers continuing to fall even as the winds ease, even have a little
convergence zone starting to set up shop here in the north end of the Sound.
You can see the lighter rain hanging on around Port Ludlow, Mats Mats Bay, back toward Liberty
Bay as well.
But right here, that line of heavier showers, that's the old convergence zone getting going
here and you can see that in particular.
It's focusing on Roosevelt, Monroe and Goldbar this evening up in the cascades.
In the meantime, look at all of the winter white or blue, as the case may be on the winter
radar.
That's the snow continuing to fall over the top of Stevens Pass.
Could even see some spotty snow over Snoqualmie Summit overnight.
And look at that temperature, 32 degrees over the top of the summit, 40s here around the
lowlands of Puget Sound.
So what gives?
When is the warm up finally going to show up?
If we look at the upper level pattern, big area of high pressure starting to build offshore
as that ridge grows in our direction, we're going to see temperatures starting to inch
up into the 60s by Friday and finally our first 70 degree readings of the month by Saturday
and Sunday.
So overnight tonight, scattered showers.
You saw that convergence zone going.
Tomorrow is going to be a day of showers and sunbreaks leading into the sunbreaks little
by little.
Temps still mainly 50s to about 60 and again, not completely dry yet, but heading in that
direction still breezy, but no longer windy through the straight or through the ocean
beach communities.
Gus in the neighborhood of about 35 miles per hour instead of the 50 to 60 we had going.
So we're making some progress.
And then in eastern Washington, still some lingering May showers with temps mainly in
the 60s.
So tomorrow's kind of a transition day for us.
Still a little breezy, still a little showery from time to time, even a straight thunderstorm
possible.
But as we head into the weekend, finally, finally we're talking about upper 60s to low
70s.
We have not hit 70 for this month of May at SeaTac airport.
It's been a long time.
Looks like we'll finally do it.
And just in time for a weekend as well.
Wow.
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I know.
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Sounds fantastic.
Thanks, Shannon.
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Time now for our class of 2022 salute.
This is Maggie Way of Woodinville.
Her family describes her as a rock star, a high schooler, all around wonderful person.
Maggie has a 4.0 grade point average, served as president of her high school Rotary Club,
also won first place at the state's Future Business Leaders of America competition.
She's headed to UW this fall in hopes to fulfill her childhood dream of becoming a kindergarten
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And now the Como Sports Desk with Nico Tamurian presented by Xfinity.
It was a pretty awesome day in Seattle Sports.
I got a level with you there.
That is the best way to say it because we often have so many of our teams in action
on the same day, right?
But for all of them to come out on top, that gives new meaning to the phrase winning Wednesday.
My goodness, did the Mariners need it?
Running into trouble in Toronto after that awesome series with the Mets over the weekend.
Kel Rowley gets things rolling.
Did you know he only has four hits all season?
But three of them are home runs, including this one, which helps a ton.
Two one Mariners at that point.
Ty France just put him in the all star game right now.
Slams it out to deep left center field.
Two run blast.
Ty has six home runs and 27 RBI already this season.
Abraham Toro adding the insurance in the ninth.
All game over.
Seattle beats the Blue Jays.
Five one the final.
It's been a rough trip here in Toronto.
We played really well in New York.
So you look up and we're three and three on the trip.
We go to Boston and hopefully finish strong.
Yeah, that is the hope, isn't it?
That's just at four games in Boston starting tomorrow, the last leg of this road trip before
coming home next Monday to take on Oakland.
Always good to hear from Scott's service.
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now split the pay from the collective bargaining agreement.
In short, equal pay for both teams.
No more non guaranteed contracts for the women's team, which of course is led by O.L.
Rain star Meg Rapinoe.
The new deal takes effect in June and includes the men and women's World Cups taking over
taking place rather over the next two years respectively.
Certainly conditions need to improve in the WNBA in that regard as well.
Our hometown storm taking on Chicago in a battle of the last two champions.
Nothing much better to witness on a basketball court than a Sue Bird three pointer, right?
Helps the storm to the early lead in that one defense leading to offense just a little
bit later.
How about at the other end here at Sue at the Steel, Gabby Williams flies in, lays it
up and in off the pass right here from Jewel Lloyd and Seattle leads by a dozen.
Now there's so much star power on this team.
We have to give a shout out here to Eze Mag McGor, dominant inside of this one.
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And yeah, that's a ball game right there.
Stewie adds 13, including the basket and one a little bit later on.
So the storm hangs on to win 74 71 first win since the season opener.
And I told you this was the perfect Seattle sports day because one goal in the first half
is all the Sounders.
Dita growl.
Louis Diaz is on fire.
Sounders won Houston, Niel Bryan Schmetzer will take that kind of win all day.
Nobody's going to care in September or October how or why we won the game.
So that is a happy locker room.
I'm a happy coach.
There's happy assistant coaches and I think the whole club should be pleased with the
results.
I've gone back to back and a lot of happy sports fans in Seattle.
Sounders still on the road at Colorado Sunday before coming home to face Charlotte Memorial
Day weekend.
This is a good sportscast.
My work is done here.
I'm happy.
You're happy.
Mary's happy.
Shannon's happy.
We're all good.
Thanks, Nico.
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Well, the winds continue to ease out there tonight,
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We do have some scattered showers out there,
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The first time this month. We'll take a look at this
150 goats helping clear overgrown vegetation at a park in San Antonio, Texas
We've seen that around here, too
The Brackenridge Park Conservancy in the city's park and recs department hired the goats to clean up seven acres
The goats allow for the clearing of unwanted plant species and brush without the need for mowing or herbicide
They are just mowing down and of course they can reach places where heavy machinery can't go
So it's a win-win-win a pretty cool little stunt. Yeah
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I love it, but you know, that's the same guy, right?
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