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Southbound I-5 also still seeing some brake lights as we're coming out of Linwood. I'm noticing a pretty heavy backup that's forming right now. Westbound State Route 522 as you're approaching 145th. Haven't heard of anything in the area, but  And that's a little bit heavier than I'd like to see. Eastbound 18 has been getting slowed down for about a mile and a half approaching the Tiger Mountain Summit. And yeah, Northbound 405 that struggled through Renton. This traffic report is sponsored by WhatsApp. LOL 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 app, 1034.  And the forecast, it's sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Temperatures for the rest of the day today should start to warm up pretty quickly, actually. We're expecting a high today near 80 degrees in just about everywhere in western Washington. 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ABC News. I'm Michelle Franzen. GOP nominee Donald Trump addressing the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago this next hour. ABC's Catherine Folders has more. This isn't a typical venue for him, especially as it relates to sitting down with reporters, including our own Rachel Scott.  essentially sat down with outlets that are more conservative that he views as friendly to him, if you will. So there's that element of it. So it would be intriguing to hear how he answers the questions. But on the other hand, it also comes as the Trump campaign has been trying to court black voters more. Democratic presumptive nominee Kamala Harris also expected to address members virtually.  Hyundai is recalling nearly 50,000 of its 2024 Santa Fe SUVs over a floor wire harness issue that could be damaged when the second row seats are folded down. That could keep the airbag from deploying properly. Firefighters battling 95 blazes in western states. The Park Fire in Northern California now blamed for more than 350 structures. 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 morning, it's 10.31. I'm Taylor Van Sise, and thanks for joining us today here at Northwest News Radio. Like we mentioned, changes. At the top of Boeing, Como 4's Steve McCarron reports... Boeing has named Robert Kelly Ortberg to replace CEO Dave Calhoun. So CNBC reports with the picking of Ortberg...  The company is picking a longtime aerospace veteran as it scrambles to regain its footing from safety and manufacturing crises. The 64-year-old previously led major aerospace supplier Rockwell Collins, which later became Collins Aerospace and is now a unit of industry behemoth.  That's Como 4's Steve McCarron. And according to the Seattle Times, this new CEO is going to be based in Seattle. Boeing is also out with its second quarter earnings report. It suffered a loss of more than $1.4 billion. Boeing's stock price today is up by almost 5%. Northwest News Time, 1032.  Four suspects now charged in the murder of 13-year-old Matthew Stokovuy earlier this month in Kent's Turnkey Park. One of them was charged last week. The others just charged yesterday, and they 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. The three teens accused of bringing loaded guns to the Chinatown Seafair Parade in the Chinatown International District last week are now all home. A judge released them and put them on electronic home monitoring.  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.  So if you want us out of your life, what do you have to do? Try not to come back here. Not just try. You've got to succeed. Reporting in Seattle, Lynn Ann Wynn, Como News. A 13-year-old and two 14-year-olds due back in court next month. Northwest News Time, 1034. Traffic updates every 10 minutes on The Fours. Kiara Jordan is in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center.  Well, most of our slowdowns on the roads and there aren't a whole lot on the major highways are very typical. But it looks like some road work stacking you up as you're traveling westbound State Route 522 approaching 145th. So that's creating some delays for a couple of blocks into the area. We're about 99 still starting to hit that brake pedal as you're approaching the First Avenue South Bridge and you're staying busy much of the way to Diagonal.  On northbound I-5, not too much slowing you down unless you're in Seattle. There it is going to be a busy drive from Michigan most of the way to 520. Just a light slowdown on southbound I-5 as we're traveling out of Linwood. Southbound 405, lighter scattered, slowing out of Canyon Park through the Bothell area as you approach 520. And then again around Newcastle, it's definitely heavier on northbound 405. Still kind of a struggle from 167 to about 30th. At that point, it breaks up more as we're traveling out of Newcastle. And then you're back.  Back up at the speed limit until you're pulling away from I-90. There will start to see some more brake lights as you travel into downtown Bellevue. And we're also still finding some hesitation on eastbound 18 approaching the Tiger Mountain Summit. And then again, the closer that you get to I-90. This traffic report is sponsored by WhatsApp. LOL, 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 app, 1044.  Forecast now sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Here's Como 4's meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell. We'll see highs close to 80 today in Kirkland and over the Kitsap Peninsula. That's about normal for this time of year. A lot warmer as we head into early August. Highs will be pushing close to 90 by the end of the week. In the Como 4 Weather Center, I'm meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell. In Seattle right now, we still have mostly cloudy skies overhead, but they're starting to break up bit by bit. 67 degrees. Northwest News Time, 1036.  Thinking about ordering food through DoorDash in Seattle? It's going to cost you a little more soon. Starting tomorrow, the company is going to add a $1.99 charge on certain long-distance orders. And a $1.99 minimum service fee would be tacked onto orders from DashPass subscribers.  DoorDash argues it's implementing the fee to remain operationally sustainable in Seattle. They claim the service continues to lose money due to the city's new minimum pay ordinance. Even after tacking a nearly $5 regulatory response fee onto every customer's order to offset operating costs.  They're required to pay gig workers $26 an hour. And the nonprofit Working Washington says it believes DoorDash can cover it. They referenced the company's lobbying expenses from April through June, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, plus record quarterly revenue. Seattle has made it clear that all workers deserve a living minimum wage. And it's disappointing that DoorDash thinks it can get away with anything less. Reporting in Seattle, Jackie Kent, Cowboy News.  Seattle's minimum wage is set to go up by nearly $3 an hour January 1st, but now there's an effort to extend the tip credit for small businesses and not force them to raise the minimum wage. Ethan Stoll has built a restaurant empire in Washington and believes the council should stay the course. Stick with it.  Go forward and just stop changing the rules and stop changing the plan. There was no, no one could know where we're going to be 10 years later. Amy Fair Gunner runs the Portage Bay cafes and likes the new legislation for small chains like hers. Is that a good thing or bad thing?  It is 100% a good thing for us. Just the cost of doing business here is making it really difficult for people to survive. This is a blatant attack. With no immediate answer, expect those old voices to continue roaring until a final vote is tallied.  That's Como 4 senior reporter Chris Daniels. A 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. King County elections workers are getting ready to process ballots for next week's primary election. Como Forsley stole reports. We're going to have about 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.  Back to the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk for an update from Bill Swartz. Northwest soccer rivals square off in the Rose City. A summer soccer cup match in downtown Portland tonight between the Thorns and Seattle Reign. They and fans are interested in today's Olympic group match between Team USA and Australia. The American women already threw to the knockout round. USA men's basketball won a pre-Olympic squeaker over South Sudan. The teams meet today in Paris.  Men's golf tees off tomorrow. Scotty Scheffler for the United States in a group with Ireland's Rory McIlroy and Sweden's Ludwig Aubert. Day baseball in Boston between the AOS leading Mariners and wildcard hopeful Red Sox. Tough right-handers start for both teams. Seattle's George Kirby, Brian Balow, Boston. Last night, the M's trailed 3-1 but roughed up former Seattle Southpaw James Paxton in a five-run fifth inning.  on their way to a 10-6 win. Newcomer Justin Turner making his presence felt with two RBIs. Turner has lots of playoff experience, so his advice to young Mariner teammates in a pennant chase? Try not to put a lot of pressure on yourself. Try to be in the moment. Try to be as relaxed as you possibly can. And don't try to do too much, I think, is the recipe. The M's are back home Friday night to take on the NL-leading Phillies. Sports with Swartz at 10 and 40 after the hour. 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Traffic updates every 10 minutes on the 4s in the High Performance Homes Traffic Center. Here's Kiera Jordan.  Well, I just spotted a new blocking problem in the Olympia area. This is Northbound I-5 at Plum Street. It looks like our on-ramp there is going to be partially blocked, and that is a visual distraction for the main line. And so that's why we're seeing a little bit of crowding there. Northbound I-5 still with a busy drive in Seattle out of the Michigan curve to 520. We've had an opening of the First Avenue South Bridge, and Northbound 99 and 509 are busy because of that. The West Seattle Bridge was in hesitation as you're approaching I-5.  We are going to see some brake lights on southbound I-5 just right as you're coming out of Linwood. Eastbound US-2 with a bit of a delay approaching State Route 522 in Monroe. Northbound 405 heavy from the Valley Freeway to Sunset. Starts to break up more as we travel into Newcastle. Once you're a little north of 44th, you'll find total relief.  Until you're right around I-90. Then we're going to work with some slowing again into Bellevue. And Eastbound 18 just continues to get busier. About four miles of slow and go action as you're trying to work your way off of Tiger Mountain and to I-90. And now it looks like Eastbound I-90, that's starting to really get slowed down. Sort of, this is going to be a game...  A little bit east, a couple miles east of the North Bend area. And I'm just sort of seeing this slow and go action as you're working your way through that stretch. This traffic report sponsored by WhatsApp. LOL, 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 app, 1054.  And the forecast is sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Today's weather is going to improve pretty quickly here. We're expecting sun to take over soon. And we're going to see temperatures in the low 80s in a lot of areas today. Tomorrow, mid 80s. And then by the time we get to Friday, 90 degrees is possible in some communities around western Washington. Right now in downtown Seattle, sun is starting to make an appearance. If you're optimistic, I guess. And it is 68 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. Thanks for joining us today here at Northwest News Radio. We've been promoting it for weeks, and today is finally the day of our Wishes and Flight mileage drive to help our friends at Make-A-Wish Washington. Every year, your generosity helps that organization grant wishes to children with critical illnesses. And joining us today, none other than the CEO of Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington, Melissa Arias. Melissa, thanks for joining us today.  Thank you so much for having me, Taylor. Our listeners and community members have known and loved Make-A-Wish and the vision that you guys have for many, many years now. How many hundreds of kids are waiting right now for their wish to be granted? Oh, my gosh. I believe that right now there are over 600 children waiting for their wishes. So we are granting them as fast as we can.  Somebody listening right now might think, you know, a few of their airline miles can't make a difference to such a well-loved organization that maybe another person's larger gift or a corporate partnership is really what matters today. But what do you tell that person about the importance specifically of this wishes and flight drive?  I think that with Wishes and Flight specifically and with really any donation to the organization is every mile counts. You know, a thousand miles that might be expiring for you, wouldn't get you that trip to Hawaii, could make a huge difference on us being able to put your miles with your neighbor's miles and your friend down the street's miles to ensure that a child could take that trip that would really transform their life.  Yeah, something that some of us might see in our own flight apps or travel planning apps is, hey, if you spend these many more miles, you get a free cheese plate. I think this is a little more important than a cheese plate, don't you?  I definitely think it's a little more important than a cheese plate. And while those cheese plates are yummy, I've had them on many airlines. I hope that this might be an opportunity for you to say, hey, you know, I don't need that seat upgrade. I'd be willing to give that thousand miles, that, you know, 2,500 miles to make a wish to really change a child's life.  As we prepped for today's big event, your team did the math and found out that in our years of partnering, that the community has raised 165 million miles for kids right here in the Northwest. What kind of long-term benefits have you seen in the lives of these kids and their families?  Yeah, I think that many people don't realize the impact of something like a wish can have on a child. But we have seen benefits in their mental health, in the family's health, in the family coming back together after a really difficult and challenging experience of fighting a critical illness.  um in the child's outlook being able to imagine a future by designing and experiencing a wish that will come true as opposed to just thinking about the days they're in the hospital or going to chemotherapy so it's a really incredible and lasting impact and finally before i start giving out the websites and phone numbers and all that if a person doesn't have airline miles can we just write you a check  We would never turn down a check. Thank you, Taylor, for that opportunity. But yes, every dollar that gets donated will go directly back to the cost of granting those wishes. And we'd be open to that any day.  Thank you so much for your time today, Melissa Arias, the CEO of Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington. Now, here is how you donate. Anytime online at our website, nwnewsradio.com. Once you go to that website, just go to the events tab. There's going to be a big Make-A-Wish banner. Everything you need is right there, nwnewsradio.com.  You can go to the Wishes and Flight website specifically. That is wishesandflight.akwa.wish.org. And better still, if you have questions, you can call this number and we're going to get you all sorted out. Our phone bank is open until 7 o'clock this evening with volunteers standing by right now. The number is 206-404-4444. It's a lot of fours. It's easy to remember. 206-404-4444.  Oregon, our website, nwnewsradio.com. For the wishes in flight, mileage drive to benefit, make a wish. And thank you. It's 1051.