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Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Friday. This is Seattle now. This week, Uber and

lift drivers say there's too much competition on the road. Washington and British Columbia

are now in different time zones, and the King County Library is thrown it back to the 90s by letting adults read for free pizza.

Drag Queen and entrepreneur Chase Burns and Stranger News editor Vivian McCall are here to break down the week.

But first, let's get you caught up.

Another major traffic disruption is planned for the East Side this weekend.

This time, both directions of I-405 will completely close near the 522 interchange in Bothlthel.

That begins at 6 p.m. Saturday and will last through early Monday morning.

There will be detours, but state officials

warn drivers could face two to three mile backups during the closure. They say best case scenario is a

one-hour delay in both directions, so plan accordingly for peak travel times. Organizers are marking

International Women's Day with the Seattle Women's

March on Sunday. Participants are gathering at Capitol Hill's Cal Anderson Park at 11. This

year's message focuses on women's health and reproductive rights and standing with immigrant women.

The Capitol Hill blog reports up to 10,000 people are expected to gather.

The specific route for the march hasn't been published.

Also beginning on Sunday, more daylight coming your way for the next eight months.

At 2 a.m. we spring forward one hour and enter daylight saving time.

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