Daybreak USA

Dr. Michael Roizen sits down with Angie to discuss what factors contributed to Muhammad Ali's Parkinson's, which ultimately led to his passing this past weekend in a Phoenix-area hospital. One of the factors that Dr. Roizen discusses is boxing.

Nate Torrence, who is the voice of "Officer Clawhauser" in Disney's hit motion picture "Zootopia," comes by the show to discuss the release of the film on home video. And he also offers some detail into this beloved character.

Wrapping up the show today, Angie and Jon discuss the recent reports of TV personality Richard Simmons not doing so well. Well, it turns out he was just dehydrated.

As we head into the warmer time of the year, people usually like to escape the urban setting for a time and go hiking. Andrew Daniels from "Men's Health" stops by to discuss some very common and helpful hiking tips.

Tony Trupiano and Angie discuss Time Warner Cable's recent decision to dismiss an employee, who happened to be a former Marine, because he lowered the American Flag on Memorial Day.

Angie welcomes political analyst and strategist Matt Palumbo to the show to discuss a rock band who plans on being in Cleveland during the RNC and getting people all charged up.

Kenny Mike stops by "Daybreak U.S.A." to discuss a favorite topic of so many--and that is strange news, including a story where a woman had some enhancement work compromised thanks to a kangaroo.

We all woke up today to the news that Hillary Clinton is now the presumptive Democratic nominee for POTUS. Also, Gary LeBlanc stops by to discuss his group, "Mercy Chefs," going to the Houston area to help provide meals for those affected by the recent flooding there.

Jim Stovall, who happens to be one of Angie's great mentors, visits the show today to discuss a very unique subject.

There is so much to discuss with Nancy Jay about what's going on with the box office, and just how well the Ninja Turtles fared--and also "Zootopia" already clearing 1 billion in gross sales in the home video market.