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MORNING BRIEFING: NBA in Seattle and Neanderthals in your belly

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HERE

Cops are trying to make peace after a recent wave of shootings. (KXLY)

A missing University of Idaho student has been found dead. (Spokesman)

A CDA chef won a big contest to get his own restaurant. (KREM)

OUT THERE

Seattle is getting its NBA team back, it looks like. I just hope that the new owners have actually met these "Sacramento Kings" in person and this isn't a Te'o-esque hoax. (Seattle Times)

Was Beyonce lip synching the national anthem at the inauguration yesterday? And do we care? (USA Today)

A professor at Harvard is asking if any ladies out there want to give birth to a neanderthal baby, Like...an actual cloned neanderthal. (Discovery)

And if you didn't see it on the blog yesterday, here's the most awkward date ever.

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