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Even though we dont see any slow spots im hearing of a crash on loop 101 southbound air near the us 60. Look out for that. We also have a crash on i17 in the north part of the valley near the 101. We will have a look at that coming up next. We have several breaking stories to get to. I want to start with a big mess near central and mcdowell. Right off of third street after a car piles into a construction site. Just i that intersection. You are talking about the driver. What happened quote . Reporter looking they are looking for the driver. Right on central you can see these skidmarks. It looks...

“I felt beaten, abused, kidnapped, like I was in a world where I didn’t belong,” Luisa Martinez said

On our September 11 program, we examined the 1973 coup in Chile that overthrew a democratically elected socialist government. Old Mole Luisa Martinez was in Chile for the 50-year commemoration. She talks with Norm Diamond about what it was like to participate in the events there. Pablo Larraín’s new film, El Conde, released to coincide with that commemoration, reimagines

  Norm Diamond hosts this episode of the Old Mole, which includes the following segments: Water Wars: Water wastage, access to water, and water packaging are key issues in world-wide struggles around equity and climate change. Laurie Mercier interviews Daniel Jaffee, professor at Portland State University, on his important new book, Unbottled: The Fight against Plastic Water

  Norm Diamond hosts this episode of the Old Mole, which includes the following segments: Water Wars: Water wastage, access to water, and water packaging are key issues in world-wide struggles around equity and climate change. Laurie Mercier interviews Daniel Jaffee, professor at Portland State University, on his important new book, Unbottled: The Fight against Plastic Water