On today's edition of the show, we hear from John Lorinc on the national school walk-out, Clayton Neville reports from First Lady Barbara Bush's memorial services, and in our call-in topic, we tackle the issue of marijuana legalization.

On today's edition of "First Light", Evan Haning returns and checks in with Bob Costantini, who reports that President Trump is willing to walk away from talks with North Korea if he deems them "not fruitful". We'll also get business headlines from Tom Busby, movie critic Kevin Carr tells us about "I Feel Pretty", and in our call-in segment, we talk to you about US-North Korean relations.

On today's show, we look at the life of First Lady Barbara Bush, who died at the age of 92. Also, Bob Costantini updates us on the state of relations between the United States, Japan, and North Korea. Steve Kastenbaum has information on the Southwest Airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing on Tuesday. And Robert Workman gives us the rundown of last night's NBA Playoff and Stanley Cup Playoff action.

A federal judge says President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen can review some of the items seized from his office and home by the FBI.  Steve Kastenbaum reports it was revealed in court that Fox News' Sean Hannity is also a client of  Cohen's.  In South Carolina, 7 prison inmates are dead. Clayton Neville tells us the deaths occurred after a massive fight erupted over contraband cell phones.

How committed should the United States be to further military action in Syria? First Light listeners weigh in.

Former First Lady Barbara Bush is in failing health. Clayton Neville tells us she is suffering from heart disease and no longer wants to be hospitalized.  President Trump vs. James Comey. White House correspondent Bob Costantini reports the former FBI director's book and TV interview has gotten the Presidents' twitter attention.

First Light listeners offer their takes on the Jame Comey TV interview.

This is a raid. Bob Costantini reports the FBI executed search warrants to seize documents front President Trump's lawyer. Facebook on the hot seat. Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg testifies on Capitol Hill about his company's sharing of your personal information.

Trade war with China? How do First Light listeners feel about it. Listen and find out.

Syria strategy.  Omar Jimenez reports the Pentagon is planning the  next move on Syria following last weekend's chemical attack on civilians.  Andy Rose has an update on the Oklahoma teachers walkout....they're going back to work.

As tax day approaches, listeners vent.

Paul Ryan is going home. John Lorinc has the story  on the Speaker of House's decision to retire at the end of his term. Missiles to Syria? Omar Jimenez reports on the options the Trump administration is considering in response to Syria's use of chemical weapons.  

The Congress after Paul Ryan. Listeners weigh in on Ryan's decision to retire.

Mark Zuckerberg on the hot seat. Natasha Chen reports on the Facebook boss's face off with the Senate Judiciary committee. The search warrant executed at his lawyer's office has the angered the President. Bob Costantini tells us President Trump is pondering firing Robert Mueller.

Facebook under scrutiny. First Light listeners offer their opinions on whether Facebook should regulated.

What to do about Syria? John Lorinc reprorts the Trump administration is weighing options after a chemical attack this weekend.

Troops are headed south. Clayton Neville tells about the movement of National Gurard troops to the Mexican border.

Listeners share their thoughts on the U.S. presence in Syria.