Some faces you'll recognize on the 'Week in Review'

Bill Radke reviews the week's news with Q13's C.R. Douglas, journalist Erica C. Barnett and the former congressional representative of Washington's 3rd district, Brian Baird.

Officer accountability is at the center of the latest ruling from U.S. District Court Judge James Robart on the Seattle Police Department. How does the SPD fully regain the confidence of the city?

Recent sweeps of homeless encampments are being conducted in a very different manner. What prompted the change in policy ?

Scan, then enter. A convenience store in Tacoma is using facial recognition software before a customer even enters the store. Is it the ultimate in security features or an invasion of privacy?

First your face, then your feelings. Amazon has filed a patent on emotional recognition software.

That wasn't brought up at the Amazon shareholders meeting, but a lot of other topics were, including the company's impact on the environment. How can Jeff Bezos think he's going to colonize another planet when he doesn't seem to believe he can improve ours?

Washington becomes the first state to legalize human composting. After thousands of years, burial has some competition.