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The team discusses 4:20 and the current state of marijuana in the Central Valley. Also, a man was shot in Winton overnight, why Fresno State students can breathe a sigh of relief, and President Trump responds to newly released Comey memos.

The team continues their discussion about a Fresno State professor whose viral tweet is causing major controversy. Also, thieves stole several guns from a high-end Fresno County home, why it might soon be easier for food trucks to operate in Fresno, and thieves almost derail an FFA leadership conference.

The team talks about a Fresno State professor's tweet following the death of a former first lady that is causing outrage from the community. Also, it has been one year since the Fresno shooting spree that left three dead, dozens of Central Valley farmworkers will rally at the state capital in support of new legislation, and a local non-profit is holding a fundraiser so they can continue helping injured animals.

he team talks about a news report that is shining a light on Allegiant Air's safety record. Also, a 62-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot several times in Visalia, former FBI Director James Comey's book is released, and where you can go to properly dispose of documents with sensitive information.

The team talks about what is causing people to call for a boycott of Starbucks. Also, an abandoned house in Central Fresno is destroyed by an early morning fire, Fresno police are looking for clues into the city's latest homicide, and the Chaffee Zoo is throwing a party for the planet

Today the team talks about yet another new trend that is putting teens in danger. Also, an investigation is underway after a SWAT standoff in Southwest Fresno, police in Sanger are investigating after a body was found on a vacant property, and the biggest Pixar celebration kicks off at Disney parks.

The team talks about High-Speed Rail this morning and what the CEO is saying about the budget. Also, flames engulf a house near Fowler, the Russian military says the Syrian government is now in full control of a town that was a site of a suspected gas attack, and the USS Carl Vinson will return to the San Diego Bay.

Two people sent to the hospital after a high-speed chase in Fresno, family members have identified the victim in an apparent murder-suicide in Kerman, Fresno's Iris Society is getting ready for their annual showcase, and the team discusses a bill proposed in the California Assembly that has local law enforcement speaking out.

Firefighters save Central Fresno apartment units from damage, Facebook CEO testifies in front of the Senate, the Fresno Grizzlies getting ready for their home opener, and the team discusses a teacher who is calling out parents for coddling their children.

The next phase of High-Speed Rail construction causing traffic delays, investigators looking into a fire that displaced a family of four in Fresno, crews in Yosemite working to clear debris after the storm, Valley veterans head out on the Central Valley Honor Flight, and the team discusses the latest development in the Facebook privacy scandal.