Week in Review: Charleena Lyles, Seattle Mayor's Race, Subaru Road Rage

Seattle looks for answers after two SPD officers fatally shoot 30-year-old mother of four Charleena Lyles in her home, after officers say she threatened them with knives.

A new KUOW/KING 5 poll finds former Seattle mayor Mike McGinn leading a crowded field ahead of the August 1 primary election, with former US Attorney Jenny Durkan close behind.

Seattle mayor Ed Murray looks to help people with criminal convictions get an apartment in the city, with some landlords saying they're losing even more control over who they can rent to.

And is it ever your job to enforce the rules of the road? We learn from a case of Subaru-versus-Jeep road rage in Kent.

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Get caught up on the news:

• Seattle Times: Seattle police transcript of fatal shooting of Charleena Lyles: 'I don't have a Taser'
• Seattle Times: Will Ed Murray run as a write-in? He's polling voters this week
• New York Times: Senate health care bill includes deep cuts to Medicaid

Our guests this week:

Bill Radke @KUOWRadke, host

Erica C. Barnett @ericacbarnett, writer at The C is For Crank

Ron Sims @simsron, former King County Executive

Kirby Wilbur @kirbywilbur, morning host on KVI 570 and former WAGOP chair