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Last July, 11-year-old Braden from Puyallup had a wish fulfilled, running the bases at Seattle's T-Mobile Park before the Major League All-Star game. Perfect trick around the bases. And there's his hero there to greet him, William Rodriguez.  A joyous memory for a young boy and family dealing with a health crisis. The uplifting experience happened because of Make-A-Wish Alaska Washington. Right now we have more than 600 kids across Washington that are waiting for their wishes to be granted. President CEO Melissa Arias credits a hardworking staff, hundreds of volunteers and donors for making wishes come true for nearly four decades.  Yeah, you know, the way that Make-A-Wish kind of really partners with the family and the treating physicians is to be part of that treatment plan and to come into those children's lives at a time where it's most needed and bring joy into those dark spaces and hope to them and their families about what the future might look like.  75% of wishes require air travel and flying kids from Alaska to attend Seattle ball games or local children to Disneyland is expensive. And those tickets can add up $600, $700, $800. And so for every 65,000 miles, we can send a kid to Disneyland or Disney World.  Or if they dream of going to Hawaii, 80,000 donated miles helps get that child to Hawaii. So it's a really important way for us to make sure that we keep our costs down. And we are so appreciative of the community who makes those donations. It's why this month's Wishes Take Flight campaign is so important. 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Make-A-Wish needs your help getting wishes in flight.  She was pretty sick when she was born. More than 75% of Wishes require airline travel, and that's where you come in. It was an amazing trip. Donate your Alaska, Delta, or United Airline miles and become a part of sending Wish kids on their dream trips. So by donating miles, they really make a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Donate now at wishesandflight.akwa.wish.org. That's wishesandflight.akwa.wish.org.  News Watch never stops. News Radio 97.7 FM and AM 1000. The Northwest's only all-news station. And we've got an ABC update straight ahead. And following that, we'll check your Northwest headlines. I'm Jeff Poach. I'll live with why a drill team and drum line was unexpectedly removed from the Torchlight Parade over the weekend. And we're getting word of a standoff underway at a Motel 6. We'll get the latest coming up right now, though, ABC. ABC.  This is a special report from ABC News 9-11 plea agreement. I'm Daria Albinger. A major development into the ongoing investigation of the September 11th terror attacks. Three of the five defendants, including the man who is believed to have planned the attacks, have agreed to plead guilty. More from ABC's Michelle Franzen in New York.  Three 9-11 defendants facing terrorism charges and held at Guantanamo Bay have reached plea deals with federal prosecutors, according to the Defense Department. They include mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who goes by the initials KSM. He's the former head of al-Qaeda's propaganda. The Pentagon says specific terms and conditions of the pretrial agreements are not being made available at this time. The defendants were initially charged and arraigned in June of 2008 and arraigned a second time in May of 2012.  Michelle Franzen, ABC News, New York. The White House says it played no role in the process. 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. And thanks for joining us. I'm Kim Shepard. Eric Heintz at the editor's desk. Seeing images of a SWAT team right now at a Snohomish County Motel 6. A 48-year-old man, possibly armed, reportedly has a young child holed up inside the Everett Motel 6. A little before 10 o'clock, the officials responded to a 911 call about an assault with a weapon  and they tried to contact the man. According to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, he barricaded himself in a room with a woman and the child. The woman was able to get out safely. She was unharmed, but the child is believed to still be in there, and they say they think he's related to the man. We are keeping tabs on this, and we'll bring you more as we get it.  Boeing has hired a new CEO. Starting August 8th, Kelly Ortberg will take the role, 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. Their contract expires in September. Charges are adding up against a group of suspects accused of murdering a Kent teenager in the middle of a park. Murder charges were filed Tuesday against three of them. A fourth was charged last week. The suspects range in age from 16 to 20.  According to prosecutors, three of the four suspects in this case have never been in trouble with the law before. Yet prosecutors are pushing for them to each serve 40 years behind bars. All for ambushing a group of teens in this Kent park. And then shooting and killing 13-year-old Matthew Stachowi.  This murder was a robbery gone bad, with Matthew accompanying his friend and others during the sale of a camera that had been arranged online. That's Como 4's Ryan Sims. King County Sheriff's deputies will soon have more leeway when initiating a police pursuit. Effective tomorrow, deputies will be allowed to give chase for felony crimes and non-felonies when there's an imminent and ongoing threat. The new policy allows for pursuits following a burglary.  Changes come amid a rollback of state restrictions on when officers can initiate a pursuit. In a statement, Sheriff Patty Cole-Tindall says, quote, I have confidence in the good judgment of our deputies when weighing the dangers of a chase against the potential threat to the people of King County. We're less than a week away from Washington's primary and ballots have already been sent with security double checked.  Earlier this month, staff at the King County Elections Office running their annual accuracy test for the ballot machines. They ran 820 pre-marked test ballots through the scanners and checked the results. All of them matched. Election workers expect to process more than half a million ballots in this election cycle, which would be a 40% voter turnout rate. We're still where a lot of places that are transitioning to vote by mail come to, to learn how to do it and to do it right.  There are several new features, an updated ballot tracker app, and a new tool to help voters work on ballot signature issues online. It is also now a felony for anyone to harass election workers. That changed after four county election offices in 2023 received envelopes containing suspicious powder. Two tested positive for fentanyl. That's come before as Lee Stoll reporting.  3.34 now. We've got your traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the 4s in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center. Tama Fulton, how's it looking?  Well, that police activity you're talking about in Everett, Kim, is near 4th Avenue West at 128th Street Southwest in the Everett area. That's causing slowing, and police are asking that you avoid that area for the time being, so that's probably a good idea. In Seattle, we still have this crash on Southbound 5 that's partially blocking the exit to James Street. It's in the left lane of that exit, so if you're headed to the convention center, be aware of that. Another crash in Seattle, Southbound 99 at Harrison Street is causing a slowdown from Roy.  Still dealing with a huge backup on eastbound 90 from Island Crestway approaching 405, where there is a rollover semi that's partially blocking that ramp. That two to three mile backup is going to continue for the next hour or so until they can get that overturned semi righted. So you might want to use an alternate route to get you to southbound 405. And we're still dealing with a car fire in Lake City, eastbound Highway 522 at 145th Street, causing slowing from Northeast 133rd with emergency crews on the scene. Our next northwest traffic at 344.  And your forecast sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Warm today with temperatures in the low 80s. Expect to continue with mostly clear skies through the rest of the evening and into tonight. But by Thursday morning, we're back into the fog and low clouds to start the day. However, we're going to clear out to sunshine around 8 a.m. and temperatures are going to be warming up.  We'll be in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees on your Thursday. Near the water, mainly lower 80s. But as we get to Friday, all the sunshine really pumping up that heat. Upper 80s to low 90s. And over the weekend, we'll continue with the upper 80s to low 90s. From the Combo 4 Weather Center, I'm meteorologist Rebecca Stephenson. 76 degrees now in Seattle. Northwest News Time, 336.  Well, it's been a lot of fun looking at Puget Sound out of the Northwest News Radio studio windows this week as Fleet Week is in town, and we're seeing all kinds of cool ships coming by. It's all part of Seattle's Seafair Summer Festivities, says Coma Force. Michelle Esteban reports. This year marks 75 years of celebrating Fleet Week in Seattle, cause to bring out the band and lean into tradition. Welcome to New York.  It always begins with the parade of ships from Navy vessels to Coast Guard cutters, sailors and soldiers at parade rest saluting as they pass by and upper brass and others on shore saluting back all to honor those who serve our country. I'm feeling great. I'm so excited. We've been planning this for a year.  It is a massive undertaking with a hefty safety component. It has almost 20 agencies that we bring together from everything from Coast Guard to NCIS to the FAA, Seattle Police. 10,000 people are expected to tour ships at Pier 46 over four days. It's a really great opportunity for us to really showcase what it is that we do.  The Coast Guard Search and Rescue Ops, just one of many services completing over 200 search and rescue missions in the past year. Crowds will swell for the beloved Blue Angels when they take to the sky. Yeah, that'll happen after a special flag raising that happens on the Space Needle Thursday at 2 p.m. The Blue Angels will be doing a practice flyby right after that, so stick around. Seafair is catching some heat, though, for removing a youth drill team from its Torchlight Parade over the weekend.  The group, called Dolls and Gents, which included a drumline as well as a drill team, was removed from the lineup over fears of violence. This after one of its members, Xavier Landry, was shot and killed earlier this month. And then later, three teenage boys were arrested for brandishing guns near Landry's family members. Seafair told the Seattle Times the move was made out of an abundance of caution and that the drill team and drumline had done nothing wrong. Jeff Podula, Northwest News Radio.  The Pioneer Wildfire near Lake Chelan is now crept to within a mile and a half of the resort town of Sahikin, 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, although some residents are still there. The fire's size is estimated to be about 33,000 acres now, just 15% contained. Meantime, near Yakima, the 30,000-acre retreat fire has now been 11% contained. Highway 12 remains closed in a couple of locations because of that fire.  Early this morning, firefighters said to put out a large blaze burning in Renton. Witnesses tell us this might have started at a homeless encampment near 7th and Grady Way. Right now, we don't know exactly what caused the fire. We are told people heard explosions, possibly from some small propane tanks. The fire caused that large plume of smoke to go up into the air. That's come before us, Molly Shen. Artificial intelligence, it's all the rage these days, but maybe not when it comes to product marketing.  Research at Washington State University finds companies might be doing themselves a disservice by touting artificial intelligence in their product descriptions. The study finds consumers are less likely to purchase products labeled as AI-powered. More than 1,000 adults were surveyed using a variety of products from smart TVs to medical devices. The results consistently showed that products described as using AI were less popular than identical products without the AI label.  Researchers advise companies to be cautious about how they use the term AI in their marketing materials, focusing on describing the features or benefits of the product rather than relying on AI buzzwords. Tim Hull, Northwest News Radio.  Northwest News Time 340. Some new names joining Seahawks training camp. Bill Swartz has our Beacon Plumbing sports update. Seattle adds some defensive line depth, signing 6'1", 311-pounder, undrafted Ohio University rookie Rodney Matthews. San Jose State Spartan rookie running back Kyrie Robinson now on the roster. Ricky Person Jr. released with an injury settlement. The Seahawks have a college day practice Friday. Then it's a football fest at Lumen Field Saturday.  The NFL will test out Hawkeye technology in preseason using a Sony system to determine line to gain first downs instead of bringing out the chain gang from the sideline. Hump Day Baseball in Beantown, the Mariners and Red Sox conclude their series. Seattle without its hottest hitter, Victor Robles. He has a sore hip, but Demo has been Mr. Clutch on this road trip. 0-1 here to Dillon.  He's hit. That'll tie the ball game in one line. Dylan Moore ringing the bell. Dave Sims on Root Sports. Josh Rojas, a solo home run. Bottom of the eighth. It's a 2-2 tie. U.S. women's soccer stayed undefeated at the Olympics, beating Australia 2-1. Team Canada advances to the knockout round despite being docked six points. Get this. Canadian coaches used a drone to spy on their first opponent, New Zealand. All of those coaches have been fired. Sports with Swartz at 10 and 40 after the hour. Northwest.  news radio at qfc we shorten the time from harvest to home so you can get more days of freshness with your favorites like crisp and crunchy broccoli delicious bananas creamy avocados and more we also perform inspections to make sure our produce meets your fresh standards no matter how you shop qfc love fresh love local love food  And right now, yellow peaches or nectarines are only 99 cents a pound with your card and digital coupon. QFC. Love fresh. Love local. Love delivery. Restrictions apply. Are you a Puget Sound energy customer? Right now, PSE is offering the highest rebates we've ever seen. 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And reports of a serious crash in Federal Way, eastbound 320th Street at Weyerhaeuser Way, causing a bumper-to-bumper backup from 32nd Avenue South with emergency crews on the scene. This report is sponsored by...  WhatsApp, L-O-L and R-O-F-L 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 354.  And your forecast sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. We're going to have overnight temperatures in the lower 60s, clear skies and then more sunshine tomorrow. Highs will be in the mid 80s. We could reach into the right around 90 degrees on Friday and then we'll be back in the mid to upper 80s through the weekend. Right now, sunny 76 degrees in Seattle. Northwest News Time 346.  The Northwest's only all-news station. News Radio 97.7 FM and AM 1000. Where the news watch never stops. Sponsored by K2 Vision RLE. Eric Hines at the editor's desk. I'm Kim Shepard. Delta Airlines says the CrowdStrike outage earlier this month cost them $500 million. And they have no choice but to go after CrowdStrike and Microsoft to try and recoup some of their losses.  ABC's Alex Stone's joining us on the Northwest News line. And I have to say, this seems like a slam dunk. So are they going to try to negotiate a settlement or will this have to go to court? Well, they're working on it right now. No lawsuit has been filed. But you remember when Delta Airlines was dealing with a thousand, even thirteen hundred flight cancellations one day. But it was day after day. And eventually they got things back on track and they're doing pretty well right now. They've had nominal flight cancellations over the last number of days.  But now Delta is deciding what that next step is going to be. And they've hired famed attorney David Boies to begin getting compensation to work on it from CrowdStrike and from Microsoft as well because of those computers that went offline. So, again, nothing has been filed, but they are beginning to show the signs that something could be coming. And Delta's CEO, Ed Bastian, he's in Paris for the Olympics. He spoke to CNBC today, and he said this.  and CrowdStrike, and we are heavy with both by far, the heaviest in the industry with both. And so we got hit the hardest in terms of the recovery capability. People don't realize Microsoft and CrowdStrike are the top two competitors around cyber with each other. So they don't necessarily partner the same level that we need them to. And so I think this is a call to the industry. Everyone talks about making sure big tech is responsible.  Well, guys, this cost us a half a billion dollars. So that's the first time we've heard that number. A half a billion dollars is what the impact has been to Delta Airlines. That is canceled flights. That's putting people in hotel rooms. That's paying for their food bills. That's moving flight crews around. $500 million.  He says Delta, as you heard him, hit worse than anybody else because of the amount of this they have out there. They had 40,000 servers, he said, that all went offline and they had to go one by one to those servers with IT professionals and bring them back online. And he said they didn't come back online as easily as CrowdStrike said they were going to.  So he was asked if Crownstrike or Microsoft have offered to make any of this right. And he told CNBC. But no, they haven't offered anything. Free consulting advice to help us. That's the extent of it. So anyway, so we have to protect our shareholders. We have to protect our customers, our employees for the damage, not just to the cost, but the brand, the reputational damage.  And he says, so they're going to go after CrowdStrike. What that means going after them isn't really clear, but he says they've got to to get back some of that money that they lost in the last couple of weeks. And he also says, Kim, that the passengers were taken care of. We know the Department of Transportation seems to be feeling differently on that. It is investigating Delta. Yesterday, the DOT sent a letter to all airlines asking...  After the Delta meltdown, reminding them that they have to offer cash refunds if a flight is canceled. At issue is that passengers say that it was not clear that they were given the option of you can have a voucher, you can have miles. And then either it wasn't mentioned to them or it was in tiny print on an email or on a push alert in the app.  Or you can do this if you would like cash. And DOT is saying, no, the default on a flight cancellation or a significant delay has to be cash. Your flight has been canceled. We are refunding your credit card. We're going to give you a voucher or this credit unless you ask for cash. They know that the passenger has to be given cash without asking for it. So the DOT is now warning all airlines that they've got to play by the rules.  Yeah, good point there. Well, this is the first that I've heard of Microsoft getting some of the blame for all this. I mean, their systems were involved, but it was an update by CrowdStrike that caused the outage. So how is Delta arguing that Microsoft should share some of the blame? Well, yeah, it's going to be interesting to see what the argument there is. It was on their machines and maybe in the way that they had to bring them back up and not working with CrowdStrike and some of the communication issues there.  Not clear. I mean, it's pretty clear that CrowdStrike is going to be the number one target in what Delta is doing here. But Ed Bastian today also said Microsoft, that they're trying to talk to them to figure out what role they played. ABC's Alex Stone on the Northwest Newsline.  And at 3.50, a money update from Rob Smith at Seattle Business Magazine. Starbucks' customer traffic declined by 6% and sales fell 2% during the company's fiscal third quarter. Starbucks executives say they're undertaking several initiatives to speed up transactions, draw new customers and increase rewards members. Company stock closed today at $77.95 per share and is down 15% on the year.  Microsoft beat Wall Street expectations in its fiscal fourth quarter, but barely missed on cloud revenue expectations. Overall revenue of $64.7 billion still rose 21% year over year. Company stock closed today at 418.35 and is up 14% on the year. The Dow gained 99 points to close at 40,842. NASDAQ rose 452 when the S&P 500 gained 86. This is Rob Smith with Northwest News Radio.  Some might call themselves News Radio, but we are Seattle's only all-news station. 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If you're not headed eastbound on I-90, but you need to get to the east side,  Probably use eastbound 520 or head down towards Renton and come up northbound on 405. Again, eastbound 90 is going to be closed at 405 at that interchange for about the next hour until they can get this freeway cleared and the semi righted.  Otherwise, we've still got a few travel issues. We've got this car fire and crash on eastbound Highway 522 in the Lake City area on 145th Street. Two right lanes there are blocked. That bumper-to-bumper backup is going to add an extra 18 to 20 minutes to your drive time.  Still watching at Federal Way, a crash eastbound 320 at Serena Warehouse Airway causing a solid backup from I-5 on eastbound 320. And another crash in Seattle on southbound 5 partially blocks the exit to the convention center at James Street. It's blocking the left lane of that exit. Our next mark was traffic at 404. And that's why we have traffic every 10 minutes on the 4s because of those situations. Yikes, I-90. Feel for anybody who's out there right now. All right, look at your 4s.