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MSNBCW Morning Joe December 20, 2017

Bill is extremely unpopular. Still the 1. 5 trillion tax bill passed early in a vote. Earlier it thought it passed it too, procedural violation requires them to take a new vote on the bill today, this morning, if it does, President Trump says he will take reporters questions this afternoon. Good morning, its wednesday, december 20ing. With us, we have veteran columnist mike barnical, walk anchor for bbc, world news america catty kay, noah rahman, host of casey d. C. On msnbc. Case hunt. Mika has...
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MSNBCW MSNBC Live With David Gura September 22, 2018

In a tight debate with one down and two to go. Well give you the latest polling. Lets start with the 2 30 deadline by this Christine Blasey ford decides whether or not she will testify before congress. Kavanaughs accusers is asking for additional time many and this tweet as we come on air press advisor to the chairman doing damage control on that committee has resigned after an nbc news report he was fired from a previous job in part because of sexual levy against him. This coming just after Chr...
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SDOT explains why so much of the new RapidRide G line is paint, not concrete

After a decade of planning including three years of construction, it is only in recent weeks that many elements of the $135 million RapidRide G bus rapid transit project connecting downtown, First Hill, Capitol Hill, and Madison Valley are finally visible. The Seattle Department of Transportation is finally laying down the paint. To cut on…
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Affordable housing provider reports progress on repairs at First Hill 17-story high-rise that went a week without elevator service

The CEO of Bellwether Housing says residents of the First Hill 17-story apartment building who had to get through a week without elevators after damage to the Madison building's system were getting back to normal life last week. Susan Boyd says one elevator was back in service by last Monday and repairs were planned to…
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Residents at First Hill 17-story affordable high-rise face another week without elevator service

Residents of the "largest building constructed by any affordable housing provider in Seattle" have been trying to live in the 17-story First Hill high-rise without elevator service. Damage from a fire earlier this month has left residents of The Rise climbing up and down by stairs after the May 11th Seattle Fire response accidentally flooded…
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Coalition calls for more growth — denser 'middle housing,' more housing near transit, more 'Tall and Green Homes' — in Seattle growth plan

Many of Seattle's most influential business and community organizations have formed a coalition calling on Mayor Bruce Harrell and the Seattle City Council to adopt more ambitious growth goals and increase housing density more thoroughly -- and more equitably -- across the city. Co-chaired by leadership of Futurewise and the Housing Development Consortium, the Complete…
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