The world is rapidly changing, and even something as quick as a hummingbird might struggle to keep up.

I'm Chris Morgan. Join me on the wild as I explore the desert of Arizona to find out more about this tiny but tough little bird,

and how they manage to survive in such a harsh environment, and I come literally eye to eye with dozens of these acrobatic marvels.

Listen to The Wild with Chris Morgan on the KUOW app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Happy Election Day Eve, and welcome to November.

From the KUOW Newsroom.

This is Seattle now. I'm Paige Browning back with you this election week.

Thanks to Trish, Ruby, and Gustavo for holding it down the past couple weeks.

Here's the roundup for today's top stories. It's Monday, November 3rd.

Tomorrow's election day.

Turnout is about 19% today in the general election in King County, but officials are expecting a surge of ballots to come in tomorrow.

The dropbox lines will get longer as the day goes on tomorrow, so get yours in as soon as you can.

The voting deadline is

8 p.m. tomorrow. Seattle Congresswoman Pramilla Jaya Paul joined almost two dozen local

faith leaders earlier today to demand an immediate restoration of full funding for the federal

food benefit program known as SNAP. Noelle Gaska has more.

Representative Giacall started the afternoon volunteering for the community lunch program

at all pilgrims Christian Church in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Feeding the hungry, Giala Paul said, is a moral obligation.

And she believes members of the Trump administration are going against their

own faith by not funding food for the hungry. I don't know what religion teaches you that.

I don't know how you can claim to be religious and not provide food to the hungry.

...