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This is Seattle now.

I'm Patricia Murphy.

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info in the show notes too. Here are today's top stories. It's Friday, June 7th.

About 100 parents, students, and community members gathered outside Seattle's Garfield High School today. They gathered to grieve the 17-year-old fatally shot yesterday in the

school's parking lot. Families are calling on the district and the city to do more to prevent gun violence,

especially among young people. Alyssa Marse says she worries about her teenager and everything

he's yet to process. It's normalized in this generation and he's like, I'm okay, I'm safe, and I'll be fine.

But really, the long-term trauma is something he couldn't even fathom yet.

And he's fine today, but what about tomorrow or the next day?

Marsh's son was planning to start ninth grade at Garfield in the fall.

Now he's refusing because Garfield in the fall.

Now he's refusing because of violence in the neighborhood and guns in school.

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