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Hey, good morning. It's Paige Browning. It's Tuesday. This is Seattle Now. This has been a year

full of problems for Boeing. How did it get this way? And can the company change? Seattle Times reporter

Dominic Gates gives us context in a chat with Patricia Murphy. But first, let's get you caught up.

Washington's Congress members want you to have a set of rights for your personal data. This does not exist now. Senator

Patty Murray and Representative Kathy McMorris Rogers have teamed up to create what they're

calling a historic national data privacy legislation. It would give Americans the ability to stop

their data from being sold or transferred and opt out of targeted advertising.

The Seattle City Council will get briefed today on how often police used force last year.

The report comes from the city's office of Inspector General.

They've got the numbers on things like injuries or complaints of pain by people who interacted with police

and the amount of

times officers pointed a gun at someone. The report says use of force increased by about 19%

from 2021 to 2023. And if you have thoughts about your local parks and outdoor spaces, I know I do,

now's the time to voice them. King County's hosting a virtual

meeting about the upcoming Parks Levy this evening at 5 p.m. Registration is required, so we'll put a

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