A Seattle hack, a female House speaker, and a primary election this week

Ross Reynolds reviews the week's news with Jonathan Martin, Seattle Times Project Homeless editor, Monica Nickelsburg, civic editor at Geekwire, and Samatha Pak, senior editor at Sound Publishing.

A South Seattle woman is in custody on suspicion of hacking into Capital One and downloading information from 106 million accounts. What do we know about the perpetrator? And how safe is your data?

Have you voted yet? The primary election is coming up on Tuesday, August 6. What will the new Seattle City Council look like?

Plus, all the Washington state Democrats called for beginning an impeachment inquiry this week. And Governor Inslee took the stage during the second Democratic presidential debates in Detroit.

Also, Grace Lutheran Church in Bellevue is closing. It's donating more than $8 million in property sales to local charities on the East side.

Finally, the Washington State House has elected its first woman House Speaker. Meanwhile, more than 400 bill passed by the Washington state legislature took effect on Sunday. What have you missed?

And, do you subscribe to a print edition newspaper? Are you digital-only? We look at the state of newspapers and digital subscriptions.