 Is your financial advisor always acting in your best interest? Discover real investing on Talking Real Money, Saturdays at noon on Northwest News Radio. Talking Real Money. The News Watch never stops. News Radio 97.7 FM and AM 1000. The Northwest's only all-news station. Northwest News Time, 1130, live now to ABC News.  ABC News. I'm Michelle Franzen. A rally taking place in Philadelphia later today with Kamala Harris and her pick for VP, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. They'll peel together for the first time, kicking off the Democratic ticket. The Trump campaign also in Philly today. GOP VP nominee J.D. Vance sharpening his criticism of Democrats. Trump's running mate J.D. Vance is on the campaign trail today attacking Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as an extreme liberal.  Tim Walz's record is a joke. He's been one of the most far-left radicals in the entire United States government at any level. A retired veteran, Walz was known as a moderate Democrat during his time as a House lawmaker. But as Minnesota's governor, he moved to the left, including in favor of gun laws in the wake of mass shootings in schools. Anne Flaherty, ABC News, Washington.  Riders in western states still battling dozens of major wildfires. In California, the brush fire in San Bernardino is nearly out after destroying several homes. And stocks are up in afternoon trading. This is ABC News. 97.7 FM and AM 1000. All news, all the time. For Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, and beyond. The Northwest's only all-news station.  It's 1131. Thanks for joining us today here at Northwest News Radio. I'm Taylor Van Sise with our top stories. As ABC News reported, Vice President Kamala Harris has picked Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. The 60-year-old Democrat served in the House for 12 years before elected governor of Minnesota in 2018 and reelected in 2022. As far as what our local Democratic strategist Kathy Allen was expecting, it wasn't this. But it's a good pick. It's actually something that I thought was...  would probably be the safest and probably the most exciting, particularly as we look at rallying the younger generation. The fact is this guy really sells well. Tim Walz has not only been a, I would say, a late starter at the nationwide kind of know who you are department. He actually is the guy that most of the kids are using right now in talking about politics. They go, yeah, well, I don't want anybody weird anymore. I don't want weird anymore. No,  the guy who coined all things weird for Republicans. Former President Trump's campaign press secretary called Walls a West Coast wannabe, who they say was dangerously liberal. Republicans this morning wasted no time in branding the Democratic ticket as the most liberal ticket in American history.  Today is primary day in Washington State, and until 8 o'clock tonight, you still have a chance to get your ballot into an official drop box. If you put your ballot in the mail, it has to have a postmark from today. Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs tells Como News. We do logic and accuracy tests of every machine. We've got audits that we do for the counties once every five years. We also do audits after the election. People need to know that your election is secure, transparent, and accessible.  And all 39 counties have races and measures. There are several statewide races, including governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state. And the two top vote getters in each race will advance to the November general election. Some Northwest lawmakers are using a pause in the proceedings to allow two major grocery chains to merge to voice their displeasure with the idea. Once again, Northwest News Radio's Brian Calvert with the update.  A judge in Colorado issued the latest delay last month, saying a two-week trial on the proposed merger of Kroger and Albertsons now won't begin until the end of September. This week, U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal and now Oregon Senator Ron Wyden are talking about the dramatic impact the merger would have here in our region. It would give just one company control of more than 30% of Oregon's pharmacies and more than half of our grocery sales in Portland.  Here in Washington, the merger would mean 124 Safeway, Albertsons, and QFC stores would be sold. Both Wyden and Jayapal argue there's not enough known about the buyer to guarantee that all these stores will remain open and that there will still be competitive pricing. Brian Calvert, Northwest News Radio. It's 1134. Traffic updates every 10 minutes on the 4s. Kiara Jordan is in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center.  Roadwork Project in Seattle on Southbound I-5 near Boeing Access Road has been blocking in two left lanes with about a mile back up behind it. Looks like we're starting to get a bit heavier now on Southbound I-5 as we're leaving the Northgate area and traveling to about Lake City Way. If you're on Northbound I-5, that'll be slow off and on from the West Seattle Bridge to about the Convention Center.  Just brief hesitation, southbound 405 around Canyon Park. And then as you get closer to I-90, you're going to hit sort of a long slowdown. You're going to stay on that brake pedal to about northeast 30th. It also looks like we're building on southbound 167, approaching 277th as we're coming out of Kent. And northbound 167, just with a minor brief slowdown right around 405. This traffic report is sponsored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving.  For victims of drunk and drug driving, your grief is unique, but you're not alone. You always have a place at MADD. Call the 24-hour victim helpline at 877-MADD-HELP or visit MADD.org. Our next Northwest traffic app, 1144.  And the forecast sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Here's Como 4's Theron Zahn. An afternoon of sunshine around western Washington. Temperatures, they're going to top out in the mid-70s. Tomorrow, warmer, mid-80s as we get to our sunshine more quickly on Wednesday. And then mid to upper 80s on Thursday and Friday. Right now, no rain in sight and sunshine through the weekend. In the Como Weather Center, I'm Theron Zahn, Como News. Cloudy skies right now in Seattle. It's 66 degrees. Northwest News Time, 1136.  One of the suspects in the death of a teenage boy in Kent faced a judge yesterday. Coma 4's Michelle Esteban reports. 13-year-old Matthew Stefkovi's story ended here in Kent's Turnkey Park. This is the state of Washington versus Faisal Abdullahi. The teen prosecutors accused of orchestrating the armed robbery that led to the gunfire that killed Matthew pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree and robbery in the first degree. We're helping bring closure to the family with...  with justice moving forward. Vasily Borshkovich is the family's pastor. His church packed with more than 2,000 people who attended Matthew's funeral, including his sister Ella, who was with him when he was shot. I was with Matthew until his very last moments here on earth.  Court documents say the brother and sister were riding a quad when they bumped into two friends who were on their way to Turnkey Park to meet a man who wanted to buy their camera. Those same court filings allege 18-year-old Faisal Abdul-Lahi was the alleged buyer. But instead of a camera sale, they were held at gunpoint.  Three other suspects are due in court next Monday. Two convicted felons and two documented gang members have been arrested for numerous crimes after trying to get away from Seattle Police and Southlake Union. Officers seized guns and drugs and a stolen car, Como 4's Jeremy Harris reports.  We talked to Jim Feudo with Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound. He said police have traditionally shied away from talking about gangs and gang arrests. It was in the 90s when we stopped naming gangs because we didn't want to give them credibility. But he says it's clear gangs are fueling the spike in shootings and shots fired in Seattle, with the first six months of the year seeing the highest levels in at least a decade. They don't feel there's any accountability, so if there's no accountability, what's going to stop me from doing it again?  It's dangerous and it's wrong and it's time to do something about it. Neighbors in areas most impacted by shootings are asking the city for action. I am terrified living in this neighborhood. Absolutely terrified. We reported on the effort underway to address gun violence on Aurora Avenue where there have been multiple shootouts in recent weeks.  There's the drug shootings and there's the pimp shootings. Police say these guns were taken off the streets, but Feuda says it will be up to the courts to hold the suspects accountable when they're arrested for gun crimes. That's Como 4's Jeremy Harris. Now time for your consumer tip sponsored by AristaPoint, benefits for small and mid-sized businesses. Here's Maxine Frost.  While athletes from around the globe are competing for gold in Paris, scammers are using the hype around the Olympics to compete for your money and your personal information. We see phishing schemes that involve sending out text messages or sending out links to watch the games, but these are nefarious links. We'll also see fake job opportunities for remote jobs and also fraudulent Olympic ads for merchandise.  That's Cameron Nakashima of the Better Business Bureau talking to Como News. Cameron says business owners should be aware that copyright violators may try to steal product photos and marketing from legitimate businesses and use them to sell their own fake products. If it's not a website or a company that you're familiar with, even if it's a great deal, don't purchase it because you'll either not get what you ordered or you might not get anything at all.  Still other scammers are targeting college students with car decals that advertise the Olympics. They want you to buy those decals and you'll drive around with them, but you'll never get paid for doing it. Maxine Frost, Northwest News Radio.  11.40, time for an update on sports from the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk and Bill Swartz. The Seahawks inch closer to their first preseason game. Two football teams with new head coaches square off Saturday afternoon in Los Angeles. The Seahawks' Mike McDonald taking the reins from Pete Carroll. The Chargers convince Jim Harbaugh to leave Michigan.  Seattle's new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb called plays for Washington against the Wolverines in that championship game. Hawks receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba sees potential in Coach Grubb's scheme. When I see the playbook, you know, my eyes just, you know, get wide and, you know, I just see a lot of...  Possible explosive plays, you know, a lot of answers to whatever the defense is in. San Francisco star receiver Brandon Ayuk could be on his way to New England or Cleveland. ESPN reports the 49ers have frameworks in place for a trade. Idle last night, the first place Seattle Mariners watched their AL West lead grow to a game and a half over the Astros. Houston lost to Texas 4-3 in a 10-inning walk-off home run.  Seattle tonight opens a home series with Detroit Tigers. Luis Castillo takes his 9-10 record to the mound at 640. Nikola Djokic had 21 points and 14 rebounds in Serbia's overtime win over Australia. The Serbs reach the Olympic men's basketball semifinals. Sports with Swartz at 10 and 40 after the hour. Northwest News Radio. J.P.  A Mariners game at T-Mobile Park is the perfect place for date night. It's kind of like Seattle's best show, restaurant, and dance club all in one. It's actually even better because you don't have to wear uncomfortable shoes and you don't have to act all fancy. You can yell and scream all you want. And if you play your cards right, there'll be fireworks.  No, like actual fireworks, not metaphorical ones. Although with an atmosphere like this, I think your odds are pretty good.  Mariners Baseball, Tridents Up. Don't miss this week's action at T-Mobile Park. The Mariners have three straight value games against the Tigers tonight through Thursday with tickets starting at just $10. Then the Mets come to town for a three-game set, including a fireworks show this Friday presented by T-Mobile and a Tridents Up t-shirt giveaway this Saturday thanks to Sato. 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And it looks like the left center lane is currently blocked. And we are really facing a heavy commute from about 130th into the area.  There's another odd backup that you may not be expecting on South 5. This is as you're trying to reach Boeing Access Road. There we've had some road work taking place for about the last four hours. And those crews have been blocking in two left lanes. So it's a heavy backup from about mid-Boeing field because of that. Northbound I-5, we see brake lights from the West Seattle Bridge to the Convention Center. Northbound 167, some lighters slowing right around 405.  Northbound 405 is busy around sunset and on southbound 405. Now we're actually starting to get a little bit busier as we're coming out of Totem Lake. Then right around 990, we're back on that brake pedal and we're going to stay busy to about northeast 30th. This traffic report is sponsored by Unbound.org. A girl in Kenya dreams of becoming a doctor. An elder in Guatemala dreams of being part of a community. Reach out and change their world and it'll change your own. Unbound.org. Our next Northwest traffic at 1154.  And the forecast is sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Temperatures today reaching eventually the mid-70s. Tomorrow, low 80s. And by the end of the week, upper 80s are possible. We're going to see a lot of sunshine by tomorrow and through the end of the week. But for now, we've been clouded over in downtown Seattle. Some of that cloud cover should burn away around, oh, let's see, 2 or 3 o'clock. Don't quote me too directly on that. But sometime after lunch and maybe before dinner, the sun should start to make its way through the cloud cover.  Right now in downtown Seattle, 67 degrees. The Northwest's only all-news station. News Radio 97.7 FM and AM 1000. Where the news watch never stops. Sponsored by Fast Water Heater.  Eric Heintz at the editor's desk. I'm Taylor Van Sise. Now the headlines that we're following from our 24-7 News Center. It is Tim Walz who was picked by Vice President Kamala Harris as her running mate as she looks toward a run at the White House. Walz saying it's an honor of a lifetime to join Harris in her campaign for the White House. They're going to make an appearance in Pennsylvania today.  Former Trump attorney Jenna Ellis agrees to cooperate in Arizona's 2020 election case. The state's attorney general, Chris Mays, says that her office has cut a deal with Ellis that sees her charges being dropped. Mays says Ellis will aid the state in proving its case against the other 17 defendants who are accused of fraud and conspiracy in alleged attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. Some people east of Los Angeles have lost their homes because of a rapidly moving wildfire.  We were so grateful for this house, and I can't believe it's gone. Flames erupting Monday afternoon, leaving people just minutes to flee the Edge Hill fire. Hey, get out of there! Go! Go, go, go, go, go! 200 firefighters racing to the scene. About five acres of light fuels, rapid rate of spread, moving uphill with media-structured threats.  You've fought fires on this hilltop before and you say you've never seen one move as quickly as this one? No. This thing moved very quickly. Winds pushing the fire through dry brush in triple digit temperatures and right into people's homes. Immense destruction for a fire that burned only 54 acres before its progress was stopped. One firefighter was injured. While this fire has been stamped out, we still have at least 17 other fires burning in the state right now.  ABC's Kena Whitworth. Several U.S. personnel were injured after a rocket attack in Iraq. Officials say two missiles launched at al-Assad Air Base. It follows a U.S. strike near Baghdad last week, which targeted Iranian-backed militants who posed a threat to U.S. and coalition forces, according to U.S. officials.  And as tensions in this region intensify, all eyes now on Iran as it vows revenge on Israel following the assassination of a top Hamas leader in the Iranian capital. President Biden huddling with his national security team in the Situation Room briefed on efforts to defend Israel, with U.S. diplomacy working round the clock and urging restraint. All parties must refrain from escalation.  All parties must take steps to ease tensions. Escalation is not in anyone's interests. It will only lead to more conflict, more violence, more insecurity. In anticipation of an Iranian attack, the Pentagon moving more military assets to the Middle East.  including more destroyers and an additional squadron of fighter jets. The U.S. asking Arab allies to rejoin a defensive coalition which downed hundreds of Iranian missiles and drones in April. But U.S. diplomats say they're facing a steeper hurdle this time, as many partners view Israel's actions last week as, quote, unnecessarily provocative.  So very important that there's a quiet set of allies that Israel has that will help knock down any of the incoming cruise missiles, drones and missiles that are shot ballistically. Back to that attack on a U.S. base in Iraq. The White House saying in the Situation Room, President Biden and his team discussed steps to defend U.S. forces in this region and respond to any attack in a manner and place of their choosing. ABC's Tom Sufi Burridge. It's 1150.  And time for an update on our money news, which we do at 20 and 50 past each hour. The markets today are bouncing back after yesterday's steep losses. The Nasdaq is up 2.5% and the S&P 500 is up almost 2.5%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up by almost 2%, or 736 points. With more money news, here's Nicole Murray.  A federal judge has ruled that Google has illegally held a monopoly in two market areas, search and text advertising. The landmark case from the government alleged that Google has kept its share of the general search market by creating strong barriers to entry and a feedback loop that sustained its dominance. The ruling marks the first anti-monopoly decision against a tech company in decades.  Air travelers affected by the massive IT outage last month have sued CrowdStrike. Three flyers blamed CrowdStrike negligence in testing and deploying its software update for the outage. The plaintiffs said that flyers spent hundreds of dollars on lodging, meals, and alternative travel. That's your money now.  Need the best news coverage on your device? Download Northwest News Radio from your app store today. Stay connected, stay informed on news, traffic and weather with the Northwest News Radio app, News Radio 97.7 FM and AM 1000, your information station.  You need employees and you need them now. 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Southbound 405, we're busy approaching State Route 522, again approaching 85th and Kirkland. And then once you start to get closer to I-90, it's the final round of delays, and that's going to travel with you out of Newcastle.  This traffic report is sponsored by Positive Coaching Alliance. Questions about youth or high school sports? Positive Coaching Alliance can help. PCA, a national nonprofit organization, develops better athletes and better people through youth and high school sports. Info at positivecoach.org. Our next Northwest traffic app, 1204.  The forecast is sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Temperatures for the rest of the day today could warm into the mid-70s, but it's going to be a slog to get there with all the clouds in the way of the sun. We're expecting the clouds to burn off at least a little bit by the late afternoon. Tomorrow, temperatures are going to warm into the low 80s and upper 80s, likely by Thursday and Friday. 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The Northwest's only all-news station. From ABC News, I'm Michelle Franzen. Democrats are rallying around Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as the VP nominee, including President Biden, saying Vice President Kamala Harris made an excellent choice as her running