Wednesday the President confirmed the U.S. seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. Karen Travers, ABC News White House correspondent, explains why the ship was seized.

AI is becoming apart of everyday lives, but how is it impacting relationship development of children? Brad Garrett, ABC News crime and terrorism analyst, explains the dangers of these AI chatbots to children.

Back on this day in 1967 Otis Redding died in a plane crash. He died on his way to a TV appearance before finishing the song he was working on.

The Federal Reserve is expected to meet Wednesday and another rate cut is anticipated. Caleb Silver, ABC News Correspondent, explains what the Fed is looking at when it comes to potentially cutting rates for the third time in a row. 

President Trump announced a $12 billion farm aid package earlier this week. Phil Bashaw, CEO of Arizona Farm Bureau Federation, explains what that means for the state's ranchers and farmers.

For many years Arizona was one of the top spots to move in the nation, but now people are leaving the Grand Canyon state. Mike Noble, CEO of Noble Predictive Insights, explains why people are going elsewhere.

Back on this day 1983 Scarface opened in theaters. The movie was shot over 24 weeks. 

State Senator, John Kavanagh introduced new legislation that would limit ebikes, electric scooters and skateboards to going 15 mph on the sidewalk. He joined the show to explain the bill and how it would be enforced.

TSMC is expanding in North Phoenix, but not without resident opposition. Hailey Mensik, Phoenix Business Journal, joined the show to explain her story and why residents are opposing the chip plant's expansion.

Waymo is recalling some of its software after several cars passed stopped school buses. Tim Werth, editor at Mashable, explains what the recall will do and also dives into a new bill opening social media platforms up to lawsuits on this Tech Tuesday.