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

Major Mike Lyons live, explaining why we have troops in Yemen // Paging Dr. Cohen -- recognizing the signs of opioid addiction // Jill Schlesinger on the low low jobless rate/ the continued bickering over tariffs // Heather Bosch's dose of kindness -- 4-year-old spends allowance on food for the homeless because "it's just the right thing to do" // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on Shohei Ohtani/ the Seahawks rookies at mini-camp // Dave Ross, Heather Bosch, Chris Sullivan, and Jill Schlesinger on the value of a humanities major // Jake Bittle from The Nation on the slow death of the rural post office

Hanna Scott talks with a DuPont derailment survivor, who got to visit the wreckage at JBLM // Monica Nickelsburg from Geekwire on Amazon's threats over the head tax // Margaret Brennan on Giuliani/ DOJ threats/ Iran nuclear deal // Tom Tangney enjoyed Tully // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- new shoes and backpack for a friend in need // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on Ichiro's new gig/ Shohei Ohtani coming to town // Michael Medved on the dilemmas facing broadcasters on the conservative end of the media spectrum

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- what's in the KingCo Metro lost & found? // Michael Morrell, former CIA chief, on sanctioning torture and the future CIA chief's past // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- a ride to the hospital from a kindly officer // Danny O'Neil on James Paxton's stellar game/ M's headed to Japan/ the NFL kickoff survives // Larry Magid live on the Oculus Go/ Cambridge Analytica's downfall // Hanna Scott on the shouty Ballard community meeting

Major Garrett on the Russia probe/ DOJ threats/ Inslee 2020? // Feliks Banel on the life and death of the old Bellevue Airfield, which closed down 35 years ago today // Sally Kohn, author of The Opposite of Hate, who's trying to find a way around the pervasive hatred we see every day // Hanna Scott recounts a different kind of Seattle May Day // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- mathematics help from a stranger on the subway // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on the Mariners' great start to a homestand/ an all-women's sports network/ the naked human form // DJ Wilson from the Washington State Wire on local politicians going national/ Russia probe/ Obamacare's demise

Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- utilizing the zipper merge, and other advice from State Trooper Kyle Yarbrough // Chris Sullivan on the annual May Day traffic crunch // Rene Ritchie from Mobile Nations on what the TMobile-Sprint merger could mean for you phone bill // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- former deputy spends her retirement reading to kids // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil celebrates the OKC Thunder's elimination with bitterness and song/ Iwakuma still out/ Earl Thomas still a Seahawk // Hanna Scott with the past and present of May Day Seattle // David Fahrenthold on the WH Correspondents Dinner/ 48 Mueller questions/ North Korea negotiations

Jill Schlesinger explains why just a little bit of recession could be a good thing // Paging Dr. Cohen -- the pros and cons of older surgeons and younger surgeons // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- a 9-year-old decides it better to receive on his birthday // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on the Seahawks' 2018 draft class/ the Mariners' successful road trip // Chris Sullivan and Dave Ross on tunnel tolls and bike lanes // Col Jeff McCausland live on North Korea and Iran // Hanna Scott tells us about 'Building Changes,' a non-profit with a record of success keeping Pierce County families off the street

Kevin McCarty from KIRO7 on combining "shot spotting" technology with school safety procedures // Margaret Brennan on North Korea/ the president's DOJ threats // Tom Tangney gives Avengers Infinity War the most Tangs he can // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- an honest 8-year-old returns a found $100 bill to someone who really needs it // Kim Shepard on the group Aspiring Youth, helping kids and young adults with autism transition to independence // Danny O'Neil on the Seahawks' top draft pick, Rashaad Penny // Hanna Scott talks with Sue Rahr about potential changes to use of force training at the Criminal Justice Training Center

Hanna Scott talks with Everett PD Chief Dan Templeman to address the city's spike in gang violence // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- Revive I-5 alterations lead to 40+ minute delays, even during the week // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- 10-year-old donates so her fellow students can have a better playground // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on what the Seahawks should NOT do in the Draft today // Prof Michael McAlpine, who 3D-prints circuits onto skin for fun and profit and war capabilities // Leonard Steinhorn on the deadline to release the remaining JFK files

Larry Magid live on the potential for government regulation of social media/ the death of Net Neutrality // Major Garrett on the Iran nuclear negotiations/ North Korean nuclear negotiations // Hanna Scott on the state Superintendent's radical idea to ask parents how school budgets should be prioritized // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- semi truck drivers line up under overpass to stop suicidal man // Danny O'Neil on the Condoleezza Rice-led effort to the corruption-plagued "one and done" philosophies of college basketball // Don Kirk in Seoul with the South Korean reaction to the whiplash change of heart between the North and South and America // Feliks Banel with the twisty tale of the two enormous guns at Fort Casey on Whidbey Island

Hanna Scott on Snohomish County's needle pickup kits // Steven Portnoy live at the White House on Emanuel Macron/ Mike Pompeo // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- diagonal diverters shut down some Seattle shortcuts, send traffic elsewhere // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- a student's senior project to help the homeless with food cabinets // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on Kam Chancellor's future/ Coach Carroll's thoughts on the draft // CFRB reporter Justine Lewkowicz live in Toronto // David Fahrenthold on the DNC lawsuit/ the push to get Donald Trump a Nobel Prize