On today's show, Bob Costantini updates us on the latest budget proposal approved by the Senate. Steve Kastenbaum files his first report from South Korea ahead of the Winter Olympics. Rick Damigella tells us about an upcoming sequel to the movie, "Deadpool". And in our call-in segment, we hear from you on the reports of President Trump's desire to have a military parade in Washington, DC.

Bob Costantini checks in on the likelihood of another government shutdown, Clayton Neville reports on SpaceX's successful launch of the "Falcon Heavy", we take a look back at this day in history, and Evan takes phone calls on whether or not we can still enjoy television shows and movies starring actors who have been outed as sexual predators as part of the #MeToo movement.

In the Close Up: The stock market takes a huge plunge and Space X is set to launch a huge rocket.

Listeners tell us whether or not they are satisified with their healthcare insurance.

In our Close Up we look at Philadelphia celebrating a Super Bowl victory and how deadly this flu season has become.

Listeners weigh in on the controversial House Intelligence Committee memo.

In the Close Up this morning: President Trump says he thinks a classified memo on the Russia investigation should be released and four students are injured in a middle school shooting.

The big game is to be played Sunday and First Light listeners have something to say about that.

The dispute over a House Intelligence Committee memo and a train crash carrying top Republican crashing into a garbage truck are in the Close Up today.

Listeners check in with Evan as a dispute over a House Intelligence Committee memo divides Washington.

The State Of The Union and lawsuits to protect the so-called "dreamers" are in the CLOSE UP this morning.

Callers voice their opinions on President Trump's State Of The Union address.

In our Close Up, a preview of President Trump's State of the Union address and Democratic celebreties band together to get folks to the polls in 2018.

Listeners voice their opinions on the Cleveland Indians taking the Chief Wahoo logo off their uniforms and team nicknames that might be considered offensive to Native Americans.

In our CLOSE UP: Clayton Neville tells us about the investigation into how Michigan State University allowed physician Larry Nassar to sexually abuse women for 20 years. Bob Costantini gives us a preview of tomorrows State of The Union speech from President Trump.

Our call in is on New York City's decision to divest itself of investments in fossil fuel companies.

In the CLOSE UP Donald Trump takes his "America First" message to the economic forum in Davos Switzerland and in California, Governor Jerry Brown walks off into the sunset.

Evan chats with radio legend, Dr Demento and listeners call in with their favorite novelty songs.