Seattle’s Morning News w/ Charlie Harger & Manda Factor

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- what should we do about the West Seattle Bridge? // Dose of Kindness -- library books, delivered via drone // Gee Scott on the SCOTUS DACA decision // Chris Sullivan on Portland's attempt to create an autonomous zone // Victoria Woodards, Tacoma Mayor, on the investigation into the death of Manny Ellis // WA Attorney General Bob Ferguson live on the SCOTUS-DACA ruling

Hanna Scott, live from The CHOP // Feliks Banel on the little-known history of SPD's East Precinct, and its art // Chris Sullivan on the latest Seattle City Council business tax proposal // Paul Viollis on the president's executive order on policing // Dose of Kindness -- "Pandemic of Love" // Gee Scott on doing away with Aunt Jemima // Rayid Ghani from Carnegie Mellon on using machine learning in police reform

Paging Dr Cohen -- early signs that a radiation treatment might help sever COVID patients // Hanna Scott on King Co asking for Phase 2/ continued mask use // Dose of Kindness -- sharing an ice cream dream with the community // Gee Scott on what we're missing while we pay attention to the CHOP // Hanna Scott on calls for defunding other local law enforcement agencies //  David Fahrenthold live on using the CHOP for political gain/ the president's health // Chris Sullivan's Chokpoint -- remedying a 70-year-old design flaw on I-5

Hanna Scott recapping protests from the weekend // Chris Sullivan on signs of a tamer wildfire season // Jill Schlesinger on congressional aid money for businesses/ avoiding a depression // Paging Dr. Cohen -- double lung transplant // Hanna Scott on rising WA COVID cases // Dose of Kindness -- Steve Hartman's feature on a boy's plea for the return of baseball // Gee Scott looks ahead to the return of pro sports

Hanna Scott previewing today's BLM marches/ updates on The CHAZ // Colleen O'Brien talks with a resident of one of the CHAZ apartment buildings // Edwin Lindo, UW race and medicine lecturer, on racism's role in public health and vice versa // Chris Sullivan on King County Metro cutting ties with SPD/ Metro's money problems // Feliks Banel, All Over the Map -- Hooverville, Nickelsville, and other temporary communities // Dr. Keith Jerome, UW Virology, on a potential 2nd wave/more testing // Dose of Kindness -- a car and a scholarship for a responsible young man // Gee Scott on Coach Carroll's explanation for not hiring Colin Kaepernick

Bob Ortblad, retired civil engineer, on replacing the West Seattle Bridge with a tunnel // Hanna Scott with the latest WA pandemic modeling // Dose of Kindness -- free practical dad advice // Gee Scott on toppling statues and removing the Confederate flag // Alex Berenson on the difficulties of publishing COVID-related material // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- weekend closures/ Sound Transit Mountlake Terrace closure

Chris Sullivan on a dismal May for Boeing // Hanna Scott on a wild night in Seattle // Col. Jeff McCausland on other nations' views of our protests/ de-militarizing American police // Feliks Banel with the Black Heritage Society of Washington // Heather Bosch on how Seattle Opera and PNW Ballet are handling the pandemic and recession // Dose of Kindness -- Nicole Killion's feature on positive messages amid the violence in DC // Gee Scott on the various goals of the various Seattle protests/ when to call for hired help

Hanna Scott on WA counties advancing out of the pandemic/ staying safe during protests //  Matthew Gardner, Windermere Chief Economist, with the latest local housing snapshot // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint - Washington State Ferries preparing for a different kind of summer // Dose of Kindness -- Steve Hartman's feature on kindness during protests around the country // Gee Scott on the driver who shot a protestor on Capitol Hill // David Fahrenthold live on the protest scene in DC/ potential congressional action // Rachel Belle on talking to kids about race

Jill Schlesinger parsing the May jobs report/ living on the financial edge // Paging Dr Cohen -- COVID changes to workplaces/ staying safe during protests // Hanna Scott on WA counties moving to phases 2 and 3/ weekend protests // Dose of Kindness -- virtual commencement ceremonies // Gee Scott on the weekend protests

Sue Rahr, head of the WA Criminal Justice Training Commission, on the killing of George Floyd and resulting protests // Feliks Banel, All Over the Map -- nicknames for local companies // Ranjan Roy on how delivery apps make money // Margaret Brennan on the nationwide protests // Hanna Scott on the latest WA COVID guidance/ SPD protest tactics // Dose of Kindness -- Jeff Wagner's feature on a 9-year-old's donations to the people of Minneapolis // Gee Scott asks if there are any issues raised by nationwide protests that we can all agree on