On Thursday’s First Light, President Trump puts Vice President Pence in charge of the U.S. response to the Coronavirus crisis. 5 people and the gunman are dead after a workplace shooting in Milwaukee. Kevin Carr reviews the Amazon series starring Al Pacino, “The Hunters”.  Michael talks Coronavirus live with correspondent Melissa Bell in Florence, Italy where American students are being sent home as colleges shut down study abroad programs, and Linda Kenyon on the White House response to the crisis.

On Wednesday’s First Light, coronavirus continues to spread beyond asia with its economic effects being felt on global markets.  Democrats face off in another raucous debate. Bob Costantini joins Michael live from Charleston SC to break down the debate.

On Tuesday’s First Light, the coronavirus makes Wall Street sick and impacts global markets.  Hollywood Mogul Harvey Weinstein is convicted of sex crimes in New York and now faces charges Los Angeles.  Melissa Bell joins Michael from Venice Italy to discuss the spread of the coronavirus and the it’s global impact.

On Monday’s First Light, fears of a coronavirus pandemic are growing after sharp rises in new cases reported in Iran, South Korea and Italy.  Eyes are on South Carolina anticipating next weeks primary.  Kevin Carr reviews the latest film version of “Call of the Wild”.  Jim Roope joins Michael to break down the Nevada caucus.

On Friday’s First Light, new reports say the intelligence community has informed congress of their belief that Russia is working toward interfering in the 20-20 election. The Nevada caucus is set for tomorrow and many are crossing their fingers the process will be more successful than Iowa's app debacle.  Kevin Carr reviews the new film “Standing Up Falling Down”.  And Michael gets a preview of the 2020 baseball season from radio host Carol Maloney.

On Thursday’s First Light, the gloves came off in Wednesday’s Democratic debate. Jim Roope joins Michael live from Las Vegas to break it down.  Flood waters continue to rise in Mississippi.  And a look at what it’s like to be in under the coronavirus lockdown in central China.

On Wednesday’s First Light, confirmed cases of the coronavirus are still climbing and health officials say it may be a while before they come up with a medical solution. Congressional Democrats are speaking out after President Trump wielded his powers of clemency Tuesday.  The Boy Scouts filed for bankruptcy protection in the face of settling thousands of molestation suits; Clayton Neville breaks it down with Michael.

On Tuesdays’s show, the Boy Scouts declare bankruptcy. The coronavirus impact goes beyond health to economics. An Astros season ticket holder sues the team in the aftermath of the cheating scandal.   Correspondent Matt Rivers is live from Tokyo with an update on the coronavirus.  Michael talks to the chairman of the Democratic party in South Carolina.

On Monday’s First Light, Americans test positive for Coronavirus. Flooding from the Pearl River has threatens Jackson, Mississippi. Kevin Carr takes a look at movies for President’s Day.

On Friday’s First Light, steps are being taken in the U.S. to stop the spread of coronavirus.  The Senate passes a war powers resolution.  Spring training is underway and MLB’s Billy Ripken weighs in on some possible technological changes to baseball.