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Hey, good morning. It's Patricia Murphy. It's Friday. This is Seattle now. This week, Washington

made its mark on the Democratic National Convention in more ways than one. The statewide primary for public lands commissioner is coming down to a thousandth of a percentage point.

And eat at your own risk.

Local health officials dished about the food they avoid ordering at restaurants.

Stranger editor Rich Smith and South Seattle Emerald founder Marcus Harrison Green are here to break down the week. But first,

let's get you caught up. Late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's computers are up for auction today.

Bidding opens this morning. Some of the pieces come from the recently closed Living Computers Museum

and Labs. There's even more.

Other collection items on the block include a 3D printed car and a first-class menu from the Titanic.

No one will be able to wear the number 15 for the Seattle rain ever again. Megan Rapino's jersey

will be retired Sunday during a rain match against the North Carolina courage.

Rapino holds the records for most goals and assists in rain history and is a decorated Olympian

and World Cup champion. She retired from soccer at the end of last season. And if you're feeling

artsy this weekend, be sure to check out Festival Sunjada presents Black Arts Fest at Seattle Center.

Entry is free tomorrow and Sunday, and the festival features live music, historical exhibits, and artists

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