How will Russell Wilson be remembered in Seattle?  Ukrainians in the town of Kherson formed a crowd and walked towards Russian occupiers. The issue with Poland jets explained. // Large police presence as homeless camp outside City Hall in Seattle is cleared. // Bryan recalls watching the Super Bowl where Wilson threw an interception at the 1-yard-line.  More on the homeless sweep this morning taking place in Seattle. 

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Media insists on misnomer “Don’t Say Gay” bill in Florida.  Ron Desantis takes on a reporter who looked to score cheap political points.  KNOW IT ALL: Russell Wilson leaving the Seahawks.  Price of oil surging and the Biden administration won’t do anything about it. // Dem. Senator Bob Menendez rips Biden administration for talking with a dictator in Venezuela about oil production. // Putin speaks on International Women’s Day and assures the country that conscripts are not participating in hostilities. 

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Russell Wilson is headed to the Denver Broncos. Poland’s jet offer to Ukraine is “not tenable” according to the Pentagon. // Man who was shot by police in front of Federal building in Seattle could possibly be a case of suicide by cop. // Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell dodges some questions about the starting and stopping of the clearing of homeless encampments.

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Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg suggests people drive electric cars to combat the gas price surge.  VP Kamala Harris attempts to wax poetic when talking about zero fossil fuels future.  Ukraine sets up hotline for Russian families to call in to and inquire about missing family members who serve in the Russian military. // President Biden announces ban on Russian oil imports. // Homeless tents and waste being cleared in Tacoma this morning. 

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Overhead sign on I-5 falls to the ground. KNOW IT ALL: Washington state leads the nation in pot holes.  Tacoma clearing a homeless encampment on 2nd avenue.  New program to address opioid crisis. // U.N. instructs staff not to call the war in Ukraine a “war” or an “invasion”.  Mayor of Kharkiv says what’s happening in his city is a genocide. // Home invasion in the Seattle area raises issues of race and stereotypes. 

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Bryan’s livestream lunch was interrupted by raccoons, yesterday.  Producer Greg saw someone rummaging through a car in Seattle and was faced with a dilemma on whether or not to get involved or call the cops.  Hot Conservative Sports Takes: Star wide receiver, Calvin Ridley, suspended from playing in the NFL for one season for gambling – the NFL is hypocritical on this issue.  Former Seahawks wide receiver, Richard Sherman, pleads guilty to two misdemeanors in King County Superior Court. // Top Russian General reportedly killed in Ukraine.  The war is not going well for Putin. // Shaquille O’Neal tries to make sense of the gas crisis our country is facing.

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Big box office numbers from over the weekend as people return to the movie theater.  Eco anxiety school official helps kids cope with climate change in Bellingham.  Democrats and Republicans gear up to debate pandemic relief and Ukraine spending bill this week. // Real estate “love letters” ban in Oregon overturned.  Democrats want to send more money to the American people which could lead to further inflation. // China thinks U.S. is trying to form a Pacific NATO. 

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Price for gas hits highest-recorded average in Washington.  Disentangling from Putin’s oil may be impossible. Russian casualties are already in the thousands.  // Crowds flock to theaters to see THE BATMAN movie which brought in 128.5 million dollars at the box office over the weekend. // Cops shoot and kill man who rams vehicle into a Federal building in Seattle.  Activist disrupts police news conference. 

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Bryan saw a meteor on his way to work this morning.  In Oregon, lawmakers banned “love letters” for potential home buyers, but it was just struck down.  War in Ukraine intensifies as some Brits decide to join in the fight on their own volition. // Washington state bans high capacity magazines. Putin makes demands in order for fighting to stop in Ukraine.  Shooting in Seattle outside Federal building. // More on the ban on high capacity mags.  Awkward exchange between a war reporter and news anchor.  Sen. Marco Rubio talks about what a no-fly zone over Ukraine, enforced by NATO, would mean in terms of potential WWIII.

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Senator Graham suggests someone take out Putin in order for the war in Ukraine to end.  Demonstrators in New York sing about wanting to keep mask mandates. // Seattle residents applaud mobile precinct and 24/7 patrols on 3rd avenue. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg doesn’t rule out taking another look at the Keystone Pipeline as a way to increase oil imports from places other than Russia. //

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