The Chaz and AJ Week in Review talked about Pam's multiple crushes on guests this week, the pull-up challenge with the Marines, and what everyone's "number" is.

Chaz and AJ spoke with Marlon Wayans about his show at the Fox Theater at Foxwoods this Sunday, why none of the Wayans' brothers were ever invited to SNL, and how Keenan was the toughest on ideas for skits on "In Living Color."

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Chaz and AJ called Megan Doll this morning for an in depth rundown about the Royal Wedding.  

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Chaz and AJ reported on the newest information from the NWS, which confirmed four tornadoes hit Connecticut on Tuesday. 

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Chaz and AJ reported that the National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado touched down in the state on Tuesday. Matthew was one of the lucky ones, who survived some of the worst the storm had to offer. His incredible story is detailed here.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Andrew Dice Clay about his legendary comedy shows at Madison Square Garden, how he developed his iconic image, "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane," and the things drivers do today that upset him. 

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Chaz and AJ News at 6 AM was a first-hand account of the damage done in Southbury, following a confirmed EF-1 tornado touched down. Chaz's project house is in Southbury, and he was walking the property and neighborhood last night.

Chaz and AJ spoke to Tribe member Keith in Seymour who shared his friend's story about surviving a tornado in Stamford in the 1980's. Keith attributed to his friend's survival directly to his weight.

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Chaz and AJ had East Haven's Lt. Joe Murgo in studio this morning, and he shared a story about having to report to a call over stolen Nutella.

Lt. Joe Murgo from the East Haven PD was in with Chaz and AJ to talk about the harrowing events surrounding the North Haven explosion and hostage situation, and how you can help the officers that were injured at a fundraiser next week.