America’s Dad is sentenced to up to 10 years in jail.  Bob Costantini reports Bill Cosby now has a new label , sexually violent predator.  In less than two days, the entire country will be focused on a critical hearing on Capitol Hill, where Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s fate will likely be decided. Linda Kenyon reports the nominee and his accuser Christine Blasey Ford will both testify.

Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day.  First Light listeners call in with their feelings about voting and why few Americans do it.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh denies a new allegation aimed at him by a second woman.  Linda Kenyon reports Kavanaugh spoke about it in a TV interview.

President Trump continues meetings at the United Nations.  Steve Kastenbaum reports the President says he is interested in another summit with North Korea.

Bill Cosby, convicted for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman, learns today if he will be sentenced to jail time.  We asked First Light listeners what they think Cosby’s sentence should be.

Brett Kavanaugh’s road to the Supreme Court hits another speed bump.  Linda Kenyon reports a new allegation of sexual misconduct against the nominee.

The relationship between the U-S and China enters a new phase today. John Lorinc reports both super powers take financial strikes against each other by imposing their largest round of tariffs yet.

President Trump is at the United Nations today.  First Light callers identify the biggest foreign policy issues facing the United States.

The woman who is accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault says she would testify next week. However, Linda Kenyon reports, certain conditions are met.

Monsanto isn’t accepting a 289 million dollar judgement against them. Jim Roope reports the company says they are not responsible for the cancer death of a California man.

The 2018 nominees for the Toy Hall of Fame are in. We asked First Light listeners what they think are the greatest toys of all time.

The woman accusing Judge Brett Kavanaugh of assault decades ago is given a deadline to decide if she'll testify. Linda Kenyon and Bob Costantini have reports.  Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is giving $10 million to women's groups.  Clayton Neville reports this comes after a investigation found a long history of sexual harassment among team employees.  

A Japanese billionaire could be one of the first people to the moon since the Apollo missions after signing up as SpaceX’s first space tourist. We ask First Light listeners if they would make the trip.

On today's show, Linda Kenyon updates us on Tuesday night's developments with the Kavanaugh nomination.

Steve Kastenbaum explains how the trade war with China could cost you more this holiday season.

Entertainment critic Kevin Carr tells us what's new in home cinema.

In our call-in segment, we ask you what you'd do if you were in Chuck Grassley's shoes with the Kavanaugh nomination.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will soon hear from his accuser. John Lorinc reports next week Judge Kavanaugh and the woman acucusing him of sexual assault  will appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Hurricane Florence is responsible for at least 32 deaths across three states. Clayton Neville reports Florence, now a post-tropical cyclone is causing floods and tornados across the Carolinas and Virginia.

Monday night the Emmy Awards were handed out.  First Light callers tell us about their favorite TV shows of all time.

More than 1 million people are under mandatory evacuation in the Carolinas. As the new week begins residents cope with floods in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.  Natasha Chen reports from North Carolina and Clayton Neville reports from South Carolina.

Allegations of sexual misconduct from more than 30 years ago are confronting Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. First Light listeners answer the question: Should you be held accountable for foolish things you may have done in high school?

Heavy rain and some flooding in the Carolinas as Hurricane Florence slowly approaches the coast. Clayton Neville is in Myrtle Beach where preparations for the worst are being made.  Meantime, a hurricane from a year ago is on President Trump’s mind.  Bob Costantini reports the President,  in a tweet,  falsely claims nearly 3000 Americans “did not die” in Puerto Rico due to Hurricane Maria .

Hurricane Florence is beginning to bare down on the Carolinas. Our own Clayton Neville is on the coast were most of the folks have evacuated.  President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday meant to punish foreign entities for interfering in US elections. Bob Costantini reports the White House will allow new sanctions on Russia and other foreign actors.

Should schools be allowed to paddle children? First Light listeners call in with their thoughts.