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It's Friday.

This is Seattle now.

This week, Seattle's cleared a path for cafes and corner stores on residential streets.

The Seattle Torit have their fingerprints all over Team USA women's hockey.

And Seattle, you know how to party, but the city says we left behind a bunch of trash

at the Seahawks parade.

Author and blogger Geraldine DeRoyter and producer Jason Burroughs are here to break down the

week.

But first, let's get you caught up.

Speaking of the Seahawks, a drone operator is facing possible federal charges for flying over

the Seahawks Victory Parade last week.

The King County Sheriff's Office says eight people were caught flying unauthorized drones over

Lumen Field and the parade route.

The pilots were given warnings and most of them

grounded their drones, but law enforcement officials say one pilot ignored the warning and now

could face criminal charges. The FAA had imposed temporary flight restrictions over the stadium and

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