Daybreak USA

The police union in Cleveland is appealing the firing of one of its officers following the shooting death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice in 2014. Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association President Steve Loomis detailed what's going to happen next with the officer.

Gordon Miller reveals the 6 bad habits that are sabotaging your career.

Bob Dvorchak, a veteran, war correspondent, and author of "The Uncensored War of Bedouin Bob and the All-Americans," joins us to talk about his latest opinion article that ran yesterday in Sunshine State News.

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Attorney Jenna Ellis explains how well-meaning conservatives can sometimes misunderstand immigration law.

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Susan Zirinsky talks about the "48 Hours" special on Princess Diana airing this Monday on CBS.

Political analyst and strategist Matt Palumbo has the latest on Iran.

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Malcolm has the latest about Trump calling on Middle Eastern leaders to stamp out extremism.

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Nancy Jay talks to the stars of "Logan."

Mike Opelka has the latest news on TheBlaze.com

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Lauren Fix tells about how the new technologies police want to use.

Lt. Randy Sutton tells us about his emotional trip that he just took for Police Week.

Jerome Corsi explains the latest developments regarding net neutrality.

Bob Dorigo Jones tells us about the regulatory burden the Department of Health and Human Services imposes on Americans each and every year.

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Lt. Randy Sutton talks about the latest on police officer shootings.

John Bambenek talks about the unprecedented "Wannacry" cyber attack that hit more than 100 countries.

And in good news, a 98-year-old Nebraska man bakes pies for people in need.

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