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We sit down with a Digital Forensic Analyst and discuss a disturbing trend that was highlighted by recent articles involving smart technology and domestic violence.

The team talks about Disney upping their bid to purchase Twenty-First Century Fox. Also, police are searching for the suspect in a Southwest Fresno shooting, the city of Tulare has a new mayor, and a new water park is opening this weekend in Merced County.

The team talks about the new study that says usage of air conditioners are expected to become the second largest source of energy demand. Also, police are searching for a suspect that robbed a Fresno Walgreens, authorities are looking for the driver who crashed a car into a Tulare County canal, and local law enforcement in Fresno County are gearing up for the torch run for the Special Olympics.

The team talks about the DMV's effort to reduce wait times at 40 locations across the state. Also, Ivanka Trump is getting ready to make several stops in California-- including one in Fresno County, rescue crews retrieved a car found underwater at a canal in Southwest Fresno, and three people are dead after a strong earthquake struck western Japan overnight.

The team talks about how California voters will soon be able to weigh in on daylight savings time and repeal the 70-year-old initiative. Also, the California legislature has approved a multi-billion dollar budget, Coalinga Regional Medical Center is expected to close for good, and Yosemite National Park's oldest sequoia grove is reopening.

The team talks about the controversial ballot measure that would split California into three states. Also, two men are being treated for life-threatening wounds after being shot in Pixley, a Clovis man faces life in prison after being accused of sexually abusing his foster children, and a combined bid from the United States, Mexico, and Canada won the hosting rights for soccer's 2026 World Cup.

We talk about the historic meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. Also, Visalia Police are looking for the person who vandalized a statue honoring fallen veterans, the Trump white house is overturning asylum protections, and several law enforcement agencies in Madera County will take part in the annual torch run for the Special Olympics.

The team talks about IHOP's name change from pancakes to burgers. Also, one person is in custody and another is on the loose after a robbery at a 7-Eleven in Southeast Fresno, a Los Angeles man is dead after drowning in a river in Sequoia National Park, and Sonic launches their new pickle juice slushie.

The team talks about the most recent Facebook privacy issue. Also, celebrity chef and TV host Anthony Bourdain has died at the age of 61 of an apparent suicide, a two-story house near Easton was destroyed by an early morning fire, and Fresno State corn is now on sale and how much more you will have to pay this year.

The team talks about the 63-year-old woman who had her life sentence commuted thanks to Kim Kardashian West. Also, extra police officers will be at a high school's graduation tonight after they arrested an 18-year-old for threatening to shoot up the ceremony, getting to Chicago from Fresno just got a little bit easier for local travelers, and Hanford's 72nd annual Kings Fair kicks off its first day.