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We did it.

We got through a ginormous parade.

I bet a lot of paradegoers are skipping the cooking tonight and ordering some takeout delivery.

And coming up,

we look at Seattle's gig worker, minimum wage, and how it's working for those takeout drivers.

That's in a few minutes, but first, a roundup of today's top stories. It's Wednesday,

February 11th. We'll start today with what else, the Seahawks Victory Parade. KUOW's Noel Gaska was there taking in the sights and sounds, and it took her an hour and a half to get back to the U district from downtown to file this report.

A sea of blue and green-clad Seahawks fans basked in the glow of victory and a sunny Seattle morning as they celebrated the Hawks' second Super Bowl title in the team's history.

Andres Munoz, a lifelong Seahawks fan, came to the parade with his wife, who grew up with Patriots-loving parents.

Together, they're raising their daughter, Aya, as a hawks fan. And we're trying to pass down this culture to the next generation.

So it's important that she sees this.

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