[citation][nom]Marcus Yam[/nom]Maybe you should check the source article for the original quote before someone accuses you of not being able to even read correctly.[/citation]
Marcus, you did not go to the source. Your link sends you to an alternate location (mynorthwest.com).
If you actually went to kirotv.com, they have the correct wording ("accepted").
But that is mostly irrelevant. It is obviously a transcription, since the article indicates it was spoken by the mother. Therefore, even if the transcription is wrong, it doesn't make it accurate. Again, here you could go to kirotv.com, listen to the actual video, and you would see, that she says, "accepted."
Obviously it's a small error and it wasn't yours...you just copied what mynorthwest.com had, which may have copied someone else's error. However, in the case of such an obvious mis-wording, the correct thing to do would be to put some note such as "sic." or "accepted?" to indicate this discrepancy.
Instead you snidely insult the person who correctly pointed out the error for not reading the source article to discover that it had the same error. Next time, you could do a little research first to find out, or simply state, "yes, that seemed strange to me too, but on the site that I copied the article from, it had the same thing."