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

the state AG is warning people against donating to scams disguised as charity. The Seattle

marathon route changed again, upsetting Magnolia residents,

and some advice for how to make a coyote feel unwelcome.

Seattle met food and drink editor Naomi Tomke and Livewire host Luke Burbank are here to break

down the week. But first, let's get you caught up.

Increased worker protections for immigrants could be coming to Washington State.

Attorney General Nick Brown is joining lawmakers at an event this morning to introduce a bill dubbed the Immigration Worker Protection Act.

It would require employers to notify workers of planned ice inspections

within 72 hours of being notified about them. The bill's being sponsored by Democrats Rebecca

Saldania and Lillian Ortiz self. Similar laws are already in place in Oregon and California.

Stand by for some big, big World Cup news coming today and tomorrow.

It's the final draw.

FIFA will determine which teams will play in Seattle next summer when Lumen Field hosts six matches.

At 9 this morning, we'll learn how the 48 countries will be grouped, and the city is hosting a watch party at Stoop Brewing on Capitol Hill.

On Saturday, FIFA will finalize the schedule, including team matchups and kickoff times.

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