Good evening from the KUOW Newsroom. This is Seattle Now. I'm Patricia Murphy. Here are today's top stories. It's Monday, May 20th.

The tents have come down on the University of Washington's Seattle campus. The pro-Palestinian encampment was facing a

three o'clock deadline after reaching an agreement with UDUP administration. Ruby Deluna reports.

It's pretty quiet here at the quad. There are people still lingering about. Some are packing,

some are folding blankets or loading plastic bags with their belongings

and leftover supplies. The encampment first appeared April 29th, and it ends quietly this afternoon

after an agreement was reached last week between protesters and UW officials. That agreement

did not include a key demand that the university

severed ties with Boeing. But one protester said this agreement gives hope for 20 Palestinian students

displaced from Gaza to pursue an education at the university. Reporting from the Quad, Ruby Deluna, K-U-O-W News.

Bruce Nordstrom died Saturday. The former chairman of the retail giant Nordstrom was credited with lifting

the Seattle-based department store to a nationally recognized brand. The retailer expanded its footprint across the U.S.

under his leadership in 1968. He also launched Nordstrom Rack before retiring in 1995. In a statement,

his sons described him as a generous community citizen and a loyal friend. Bruce Nordstrom was 90.

Music community citizen and a loyal friend, Bruce Nordstrom was 90. There was a bond hearing today in King County Superior Court for a man charged with raping

two elderly residents of an

assisted living facility where he worked. Amy Radle has more. Romulo de Guzman is charged with

the second degree rape of two residents at Aegis Living Center in Shoreline in 2022. He's pleaded

not guilty. Both women are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, but both

manage to alert family members about the alleged assaults. Paige Ulry is a senior deputy

prosecuting attorney for King County. She says the case highlights the need to take such reports

seriously. If a report is made, a rape kit can be taken, and if sexual assault

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