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

The Seattle Archdiocese and other local Catholic leaders are suing Washington State officials over a new law that requires clergy members to be mandatory reporters of child abuse. We'll talk with Seattle Times reporter Shauna Sowersby in a minute. But first, let's get you caught up.

Speaking of religion, judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals are considering today whether Washington State's anti-discrimination law violates the First Amendment.

Attorneys representing the Union Gospel Mission in Yakima, a Christian homeless ministry,

argue that Washington's law, which would require the charity to hire LGBTQ plus people and others

who don't share the same religious beliefs, is a violation of the First Amendment.

You can watch the Ninth Circuit live starting at 930.

Leaders from local public media will be at the University of Washington tonight to discuss

current threats from the Trump administration. The administration has directed the

Corporation for Public Broadcasting to cease funding to public media stations across the

country. Tonight, leaders from KUOW, KNKX, Cascade Public Media, and the Center for Media and Democracy

will discuss the future of public service journalism.

It all gets started at 5 o'clock on the UW campus at Mary Gates Hall.

And hey, it is never too soon to start thinking about the weekend.

Why not consider the science fiction and fantasy short film festival?

There'll be screenings, Q&As with filmmakers and awards.

Catch the festival Saturday and Sunday at SIF Uptown.

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