Prices on Wall Street plunged to a 13 month low. Steve Kastenbaum reports on the three major stock indexes lost their gains for the year.  The CDC is sending a warning to all Americans that their Romaine Lettuce may be contaminated with e.coli.  Andy Rose gives us the  details on a nationwide recall.

A new version of 2001: A Space Odyssey are among the home cinema releases Kevin Carr  tells us about.

And does America have a drinking problem? We ask First Light listeners what they’re thinking about drinking.

A new threat to California residents. As firefighters in California continue work putting out two massive wildfires, Jim Roope reports folks are bracing for the possibility of mudslides. It’s been two years since Massachusetts voted to legalize recreational marijuana.  Steve Kastenbaum reports retail sales of pot began Monday.

Kevin Carr reviews a new season of Mystery Science Theater 3000.

President Trump has been very critical of a retired admiral. Is this fair?  First Light listeners offer their opinions.

Hundreds of migrants from Central America have arrived on the U.S.-Mexico border.  Clayton Neville reports residents of Tijuana are protesting their presence.  President Trump takes issue with the retired admiral that led the raid that killed Osama Bin Laden.  Boris Sanchez reports the President lashed out after facing criticism from Admiral William McCraven.

Kevin Carr reviews the new film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindewald. And First Light listeners offer their opinions on the whether Nancy Pelosi should be Speaker of The House.

The election in Florida isn’t over yet. Steve Kastenbaum reports a missed deadline causes a manual recount  that will be due on Sunday. Acting ICE director Ronald Vitiello on the hot seat.  Linda Kenyon reports on the criticism directed at the President’s nominee by Senate Democrats during a Thursday hearing.

And do you shop at work? Most of us do.  First Light listeners have their say.

California wildfires have claimed more than 50 lives.   Jim Roope reports the Secretary of Interior visited the state and offered the support of the federal government.   Clayton Neville reports Defense Secretary Mattis  visited U.S. troops along the Mexican border. Kevin Carr reviews the new Mark Wahlberg comedy Instant Family. And listeners weigh in on the Trump administration’s proposal on prison reform.

No end in sight for the disastrous California fires. Jim Roope reports the death toll has climbed to 48 and many more still missing.  Florida is racing toward their recount deadline. Linda Kenyon reports Democrats, who are running behind, stand by the need to count every vote while Republicans claim Democrats are sore losers.

Kevin Carr reviews the new film Boy Erased.

And should we stop changing our clocks? First Light listeners weigh in on whether or not we should end Daylight Saving Time.

Fires continue to rage in California. Jim Roope reports there are concerns some residents have over a shortage of firefighters.  And in Florida, the recount goes on. Ryan Nobles reports  some Republicans including Governor Rick Scott and President Trump say without evidence there is a conspiracy to overturn the election.   Legendary Marvel Comics innovator Stan Lee has died at age 95.  Kevin Carr has an appreciation.

Cars of the future.  We ask First Light listeners how they feel about “driverless” cars.

Three raging wildfires are burning on both ends of California. Jim Roope reports more than 200 people are missing in one of the deadliest and destructive fires ever.  President Trump is back home after a weekend in Paris commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Bob Costantini has a report.

Kevin Carr reviews the new film The Girl in the Spider Web.

Michael interviews Tara Copp, correspondent for the Military Times and callers tell us what needs to be done to help our veterans.

Wildfires raging in California force mandatory evacuations.  Reid Binion reports the “Camp Fire” was growing at rate of about 80 football fields per minute Thursday afternoon. Yet another mass shooting, Jim Roope reports investigators are working to figure out what caused a former Marine to murder 12 people at a California college bar.

Kevin Carr reviews the new animated feature the Grinch.

And does the Christmas season start too early?  We ask listeners what they think about “Christmas Creep”.

The day after the midterm elections President Trump fires Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Karen Caifa reports on the fate of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.  The firing followed a contentious news conference, where as Bob Costantini tells us President butted heads with reporters.

And we ask listeners to tell us which areas they think the new Congress might be able to find common ground on.