On the latest sound politics, protests against Trump's immigration policies and crackdowns on cities are ramping up in Seattle.

But what is the right and effective way to protest?

We'll talk to a liberal lawyer who went viral for yelling at Antifa this summer.

Now he feels totally different.

Hear it on Sound Politics wherever you get your podcasts.

The future of Seattle's highways affects all of us.

I'm Ian Koss, host of the award-winning podcast, The Big Dig, and you can join me

live as we explore what's next for Seattle's roads. It's October 27th at 7 p.m. at the Central

Library in downtown Seattle. RSVP at kUOW.org slash events. KUOW live events are sponsored by Finney Ridge Painting.

Hey, good morning.

I'm Patricia Murphy.

It's Tuesday.

This is Seattle now.

This summer, state, local, and federal law enforcement spent more than

a hundred days and almost $10 million, searching for Travis Decker. The Wenatchee man is

accused of killing his three young daughters back in late May. In a minute, we'll talk about

the search and what it took to find Decker's remains. But first, let's get you caught up. If you haven't made up your

mind in the Seattle mayor's race, there's another debate tonight. Mayor Bruce Harrell and

challenger Katie Wilson will square off at Seattle First Baptist Church on First Hill, beginning at 630.

The debate is hosted by the Capitol Hill Community Council and First Hill Improvement Association.

And by the way, you can hear KUOWW's mayoral debate hosted by Libby Dankman this Saturday on Seattle now.

Denny Blaine Park on Lake Washington will continue to stay open for now.

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