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Here's a roundup of today's top stories.

It's Wednesday, April 2nd.

Boeing has made mistakes.

That was the message from Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg this morning in testimony to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.

Boeing made serious missteps in recent years, and it's unacceptable. In response, we've made sweeping changes to the people, processes, and overall structure of our company.

While there's still work ahead, these profound changes are underpinned by deep commitment from all of us.

Orpurg took over as CEO last summer months after Boeing's safety record came under scrutiny again

for a door plug blowout on the 737 max.

A Snohomish County infant has tested positive for measles, likely after recent travel abroad.

This is Washington's third measles case this year. If you were at CETAC Airport on March 27th,

you may have been exposed. In the days after, exposures could also have occurred at Seattle Children's Hospital and clinics in Everett and Monroe.

Health officials are encouraging people to make sure they're up to date on vaccinations.

Immigration officials arrested 37 people this morning in a workplace raid at a Bellingham roofing company.

Family members rushed to the scene to see who was taken, as Gustavo Segrero reports.

When Giovanna Perez-Juarez woke up this morning, she had a mistext text from her nephew,

Jose Manuel Sanchez Juarez, saying goodbye.

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