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From the KUOW Newsroom, this is Seattle now.

I'm Paige Browning with the roundup of today's top stories. It's Thursday, June 5th.

The search continues for a dad accused of murder. The Shalan County Sheriff's Office is asking people with cabins and outbuildings in remote areas of the Cascades to make sure they're locked as the manhunt for Travis Decker continues.

He's been charged with murder in connection with the deaths of his three young daughters near Leavenworth.

Mike Morrison is the Shalann County Sheriff.

Travis, if you're out there seeing us, we'd like you to turn yourself in.

We want a peaceful resolution to this, but we're not going

to relinquish any effort that we can proceed to track you down. The mother of the three girls is

calling for the state to change its amber alert rules. The state patrol says it did not issue an

alert when their mom reported the girls missing because it didn't meet all the criteria.

The U.S. Forest Service has

shut down public access to the gateway to the Enchantment Lakes and Upper Icicle Creek, as well as

campgrounds and trails in the Okanagan-Wanatchie National Forest. To vaccine news, the process for

determining who should receive which vaccines in the U.S. is currently based on precedent,

not law. A Democratic Congresswoman from Washington State is trying to change that. Ileish O'Neill has

more. Congresswoman Kim Schreier wants the recommendations of the CDC's Vaccine Advisory Committee

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