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Coming up, we're going to get the latest on this face-off between Donald Trump and a number of black journalists at their event in Chicago today. Plus... I'm Tim Hull. Why a made-with-AI label might make for a tough sell. And it is Wishes in Flight Day. What can you turn your unused air miles into? It's such a tremendous moment of strength and encouragement for our families. I'm Amanda Factor with how you can help with Wishes in Flight.  Those stories and much more. Plus, we're going to get the latest on Boeing's new CEO. But right now, let's check in with ABC News. Good afternoon. It's 2.30. ABC News. I'm Michelle Franzen. United and Delta Airlines announcing their suspending flights to Tel Aviv this week as concerns grow of a wider conflict following the killings of Hamas's top political leader in a strike in Iran and a day earlier, the killing of a top Hezbollah commander in Lebanon.  Extreme heat and whipping winds fueling nearly 100 large wildfires in western states, including California's massive Park Fire. And in Colorado, Governor Jared Polis says several fires are growing rapidly. Several of the fires in western Colorado were made at the county level. But Alexander Mountain and Stone Canyon have both transferred authority at midnight to become state fires.  At the Paris Olympics, U.S. swimmer Katie Ledecky winning gold in the 1,500-meter freestyle. Ledecky has 12 Olympic medals in all and tied now with three other Olympians for the most medals ever by a female swimmer. And the Fed board holding off a little longer on an interest rate cut but says if inflation cools further, we could have a lower interest rate sometime this year. 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.  Good afternoon, 231 from the Northwest 24-Hour News Center. I'm Jeff Pogel. Boeing has hired a new CEO starting on August 8th. Kelly Ortberg will take the yoke of the troubled company. But even more telling is the fact that he'll be based out of Seattle. Aviation analyst Scott Hamilton says it could be the first step in moving the company's headquarters back to western Washington. You know, if the CEO is going to be here, you want your chief financial officer to be here. You want your chief operating officer here. You want your executive team here.  Ortberg's first task will be to work out a new deal with local machinists whose contract expires in September. The company has said nothing about potentially moving its headquarters. Four suspects are now charged in the murder of 13-year-old Matthew Stivkovi earlier this month in Kent's Turnkey Park. One of them was charged last week. The others were charged Tuesday. Suspects range in age from 16 to 20. In new court papers, prosecutors underscored just how much of a setup.  This really was, saying the suspects, quote, planned an approach route. They had a getaway drive. They arrived early so they could stage themselves. This shows a surprising amount of planning. Prosecutors also say this case almost became a double tragedy. That's because they say Matthew's sister narrowly avoided being shot herself as she and her brother made a frantic attempt to escape this robbery and ambush.  And despite their young ages, bail for each of those suspects is $2 million.  300 employees who are going to process them for the primary. And that number jumps to 800 for the general election, now less than 100 days away. Earlier this month, staff ran their annual accuracy test for the ballot machines. They ran test ballots through the scanners, checked the results, all of them matched. Secretary of State's office, they're spreading $2 million over 29 county election offices.  to bolster security ahead of November. It is the second year for that funding in particular. The elections offices, they can use it to buy or upgrade election security software and hardware, hire IT security personnel and make structural improvements.  It is also now a felony to harass election employees. Several offices got suspicious envelopes in 2023. Two of them tested positive for fentanyl. So we're doing training, active shooter training, de-escalation training.  Those ballots are due by August 6th, which is this upcoming Tuesday. Election workers in King County, they say they expect to process about half a million ballots in this election cycle. That would be about a 40% voter turnout rate. That's come up for us. Lee Stoll. Northwest News Time 234. Let's get a check of the roads. Every 10 minutes on the 4, Santa Axe is in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center.  In Totem Lake, seeing a new crash in the left lane of northbound 405 at 124th Street. That's causing slow traffic from 908 and bringing your Bellevue to Everett Drive up to 50 minutes. In Bellevue, seeing a rolled semi partially blocking the off-ramp from eastbound 90 to 405. That's causing stop-and-go traffic from East Mercer Way. And some good news. It looks like westbound 520 has been cleared following the earlier medical incident that had the two left lanes blocked.  Watch for remaining backups all the way from 92nd Avenue. Those currently still have your Bellevue to Seattle drive via 520 at 27 minutes, one minute faster than via 90. This report is sponsored by WhatsApp, LOL and ROFL without the green bubbles. There's a way to share no matter what phone you use. WhatsApp, the place to safely send messages between different devices. Message privately with everyone. Our next Northwest traffic at 244.  And the forecast sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Here's Shannon O'Donnell. We're lifting the morning cloud cover and revealing blue skies and sunshine instead. Highs will quickly rise on up to where they're supposed to be. Upper 70s to about 80 around most of Puget Sound. 60s close to the ocean beaches and lower 70s around the San Juans. Even warmer as we head into early August. Mid to upper 80s by the time we hit Friday afternoon. Just in time for the big seafair weekend. In the Comfort Weather Center, I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell.  And looking at conditions throughout the sound, 74 mostly sunny skies in Everett, sunshine 75 in Tacoma, Bellingham sunny in 71. It looks like mostly sunny 78 down in Olympia, sunshine 77 now in downtown Seattle. Northwest News Time, 236.  Seafair is marking its 75th anniversary with Fleet Week festivities, including a Blue Angels performance. Seafair President and CEO Eric Corning tells Como 4 nearly 20 agencies will be working together to keep things secure. Be able to keep the water safe and be able to close down the area that the Blue Angels need to be able to fly. In addition, we also have the rest of the lake and the waterfront here that need to be safe as well. So there's always considerations about where those assets are put and then how are we best using those.  Part of the safety planning is to include a protest zone. Protesters showed up yesterday during the parade of ships. Sort of opposing Seafair and uplifting the call for Philippine sovereignty. Corning says coordination for Seafair security takes 9 to 12 months. Meanwhile, Seafair catching some heat for removing a youth drill team from its torchlight parade over the weekend.  The group, called Dolls and Gents, was removed from the lineup over fears of violence. This after one of its members, Xavier Landry, was shot and killed earlier this month in Auburn, and three teenage boys were arrested for brandishing guns near family members. Seafair told the Seattle Times the move was made out of an abundance of caution and that the drill team had done nothing wrong.  The three teens accused of bringing loaded guns to the Chinatown Seafair Parade in the Chinatown International District last week are now all back at home. Coma 4's Lin-An Nguyen reports a judge released them and put them on electronic home monitoring. Suspect, you're down. Four documents say the three teens showed up to the parade appearing to taunt a murder victim's family. One of the teens made a show of pulling his hoodie up from his waistband and reaching into his waistband to retrieve a handgun.  That's when witnesses say they heard gunshots and people started running. The judge making it clear she does not want to see these teens back in court for any new crimes. You invited me into your life by engaging in the behavior you're engaged in. That's it. So if you want us out of your life.  What do you got to do? Try not to come back here. Not just try. Get on your feet. Reporting in Seattle, Lynn Ann Wynn, Como News. The Pioneer wildfire burning near Lake Chelan has now crept into within a mile and a half of the resort town of Stehekin, and it's expected to get even closer in the coming days.  It's been days since full evacuation orders have been given to the town, which is only accessible by boat, but some residents remain. Fire size estimated at 33,000 acres, and fire officials say it's only 15% contained at this point. Word to the wise, don't get caught up in the illusion of AI buzzwords. Northwest News Radio's Tim Hull explains.  A new study from Washington State University has uncovered a surprising twist in consumer behavior. Products branded as AI-powered may not be the selling point companies hope for. In fact, the research suggests these labels could be a hard sell, leading to fewer purchases compared to identical products without the AI tag.  Published in the Journal of Hospitality Marketing and Management, the study surveyed over 1,000 U.S. adults and consistently found the mention of AI in product descriptions detracted from their appeal. Study authors say when AI is in the picture, emotional trust tends to take a backseat, which can leave consumers feeling hesitant to buy. Researchers say companies should focus instead on highlighting the specific features and benefits of their products. Tim Hull, Northwest News Radio.  And if you spend a lot of time camping in Washington State Parks, you'll need to know about a rule change coming up. Effective mid-August, camping limits will be uniform across the state. You'll be allowed to camp at any given park for a maximum of 10 nights during any 30-day period. The department estimates that the new limits will affect less than 1% of camping reservations.  Northwest News Time, 240. Time for a check of sports. We do it at 10 and 40 past each hour here at Northwest News Radio. And the NFL tests a high-tech way to determine first downs. Bill Swartz has a Beacon Plumbing sports update. Ever since football started, chain gang crews have run out to measure 10 yards. The whole process stops the game. The NFL plans to test Sony's Hawkeye technology in some preseason football games this summer.  Cameras and other infrastructure have to be installed at all stadiums so it won't be ready for the regular campaign. The Seahawks continue week two of training camp. The new head coach, Mike McDonald, asked whether he'll be aggressive on fourth and short. But we do want to be aggressive. But in order to do that, you have to be good at those situations.  We need to be a good short yardage team. We need to be able to move people off the ball. McDonald and the Seahawks at Lumen Field Saturday for a football fest. Day baseball in Boston, Massachusetts. The Mariners try to win two out of three from the Red Sox. Boston led 1-0 on a first inning George Kirby wild pitch. 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Traffic every 10 minutes on the 4 is 244. Here's Sina Axe in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center.  Totem Lake, it looks like that crash on northbound 405 at 124th Street has quickly been cleared, but we're still seeing delays of about 20 minutes on your Bellevue to Effort Drive. Lake Washington, the leftover congestion from that earlier medical emergency heading westbound on the 520 Bridge is still slowly clearing out. That currently has your Bellevue to Seattle Drive via 520 at 24 minutes, 13 minutes faster than via 90. In Ferries, it looks like the Mukilteo-Clinton and Seattle-Bainbridge routes are still both running about 30 minutes behind,  Well, the Point Defiance-Taliqua route has been cleared up from its previous delays of about an hour. This report is sponsored by HappyHead.com. Regrow your hair with HappyHead. Visit HappyHead.com for 60% off your first order. Requires an online physician consult and prescription. See website for details and safety information. 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Mr. Trump called the introduction disgraceful and rude.  First night of the Democratic National Convention will reportedly feature a primetime address from President Biden. Reports say the president's speech will focus on passing the torch to Vice President Kamala Harris. The convention is set to begin August 19th in Chicago. I'll be broadcasting live there all week long for complete coverage of Your Voice, Your Votes 2024. Stay with Northwest News Radio. There are relatively few U.S. regulations and laws in place to keep kids safe online, but this week the Senate pushed forward an effort to remedy that.  An update from ABC's Brad Melke and Elizabeth Schultz. So we're talking about two separate big pieces of legislation here. So the first one is the Kids Online Safety Act. And this is a sweeping law, if it was enacted, that would apply to anyone under the age of 18. And the real provision here that is getting a lot of attention, that's kind of novel when it comes to regulating the Internet, is this idea that  Tech companies have a duty of care when it comes to their platforms and protecting kids. So basically now the onus is on the tech companies to take steps that would eliminate or at least try to reduce harmful content for kids and teens.  And the law lays out pretty specific content that the companies would need to try to mitigate. So content on the platforms that could lead to physical violence or sexual exploitation. I mean, this is designed to try to minimize some of that harm. One other thing it would do is default content.  settings on these platforms for kids would be the highest level of security so you would have to actually opt out of some of those more strict security and privacy rules the other part of this legislation is the children and teens online privacy protection act 2.0 quite the name there it goes by coppa  And this is more aimed at bolstering privacy protections for younger users and limiting targeted advertising. So combined, really what this legislation would do is put a lot more responsibility on those tech companies, forcing them to take some of these steps that lawmakers think could make their platforms a little bit safer for younger users.  Elizabeth, just so I'm clear, if someone goes onto a tech platform, and there were billions and billions of Facebook posts over the course of a month or something, if one of them goes and says, hey, you should all do this, if it doesn't get found and taken down per policy, does that mean the company would be breaking the law? Because I can't imagine tech companies being in that position. Does that affect whether the house actually passes this? Because they still got to do that, right?  Yes, it still has to pass the House. So this is not a done deal. This is not law. And actually, notably, Brad, some of the tech companies have actually endorsed this legislation. Microsoft, X, formerly Twitter, Snapchat have all come out in favor of the Kids Online Safety Act. Other tech platforms like Meta, which obviously owns Facebook and Instagram, have said for a long time they support more regulation, but they say that this law, if it became law, wouldn't be the best way to protect younger users.  Of course, though, then you have industry groups who say this is just not the right approach at all. Prominent tech lobbying groups are calling the legislation unconstitutional. And one of the big criticisms and concerns is also from free speech advocates who say if these tech companies are forced to take all of these steps to try to reduce harmful content, that could ultimately result in censorship on the platforms.  House Speaker Mike Johnson has said he's going to review the details of the legislation. He has sounded kind of positive on it. But of course, this would need to pass the House. President Biden says he wants to sign it. He's urging the House to get it passed. But no doubt there is an intense lobbying effort from some of these big tech companies and free speech advocates who are saying, hold on, let's not do this, even though it has been decades in the making.  That's ABC's Elizabeth Schulze and Brad Milkey. 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