Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara swoop down into this Thursday edition of the DJV Show. The 91 year old Queen Elizabeth II revealed her diet and it turns out she drinks four cocktails every day. A few Alabama inmates fooled guards and cleverly escaped by using peanut butter. There is a major recall on glittery Iphone cases that can cause blisters and burns. In addition, the DJV gang also touches upon Will and Grace coming back to TV, Bill Cosby's lawyer wanting off the case, and the Big Bang Theory tv show set to end in the near future.

Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara slide through this Wednesday with yet another edition of the DJV show. The family who holds the Guinness World record for being the oldest family reveals their secret for living so long. Frontier Airlines is selling tickets starting as low as $29 today. A Wisconsin company, Three Square Market, had their workers put microchips into their hands that allows them to open doors, log onto computers or buy breakroom snacks simply by waving their hand.

Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara are in the loop on this Tuesday edition of the DJV Show. Anthony Scaramucci is out of a job shortly after John Kelly takes over as Chief of Staff. Chris Christie confronts a heckler at a baseball game, but still manages to hold on to his nachos. Finally, Starbucks is using AI to predict what their customers want even before they make an order. The DJV crew also touch upon Charlie Gard's death, actor Sam Shepard, and the continued controversy surrounding Colin Kaepernick.

Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara slide through this Monday morning edition of the DJV show with a full plate of topics. First, they explain a petition that is calling for the FAA to set personal space standards in airplanes as seats continue to shrink in size. Then, they comment on Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger's retirement threats after he cites a study finding CTE in 99% of former NFL player brains that were tested. And they congratulate a college student who came up with a way to Netflix binge while exercising.

Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara finish of the week with this edition of the DJV show as they divluge on a bundle of topics. First, they investigate a mysterious cruise ship death after a woman was found dead, proving you should never go on a cruise if you have relationship problems. They also provide their input on a McDonald's employee's firing after the employee posted pictures of a moldy ice cream machine in the resturaunt. And they elaborate on the recent massive hotdog recall.

This morning Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara share the good news that Rep. Steve Scalise has been released from the hospital weeks after the assassination attempt of Republican lawmakers at a congressional baseball practice. They also address the controversy over your Roomba secretly mapping your home and Roomba's consideration to sell that data to different companies. And they discuss the Girl Scouts implementing STEM badges in robotics, coding, and race car design to reflect the interests of girls and focus on modern-day skills.

Doug, Victoria, and Cara gather together once again to get by hump day with this Wednesday morning edition of the DJV show. First they review Mark Zuckerberg's defense of A.I. against Elon Musk who says Zuckerberg's A.I. is boring and limited. Then they cheer as a young girl who was previously fined for selling lemonade on the side walk has been offered tons of opportunities to set up lemonade stands at even better locations. And they analyze a new study showing whether single or married people live longer happier lives.

Doug, Victoria, and Cara start Tuesday morning with this edition of the DJV show. First they sympathize with the parents of Charlie Gard as they end their legal fight to continue their son's medical treatment. They also discuss Shark Week and the outrage over Michael Phelps racing against a simulated great white shark rather than a real one. And they evaluate the crazy law Milan, Italy put in place to ban selfie sticks. In addition, the DJV gang went over San Antonio tractor deaths, Chicago Bears Jerrell Freeman 's live saving Heimlich, and Downtown Abbey trains being torn apart.

Doug, Victoria, and Cara blast off the week with this Monday morning edition of the DJV Show. First they explore the news as OJ Simpson gets extra protection in jail from other prisoners who could want to make a name for themselves before he gets released. They also maul over the NFL's announcement of new fines for players and teams that violate their uniform policy. And they also marvel at an incredible story of a formerly paralyzed olympian who took his first steps after his injury, walking his new wife down the aisle.

Doug, Jen, Victoria, and Cara finish of the week by enjoying a full slate of topics on this edition of the DJV Show. First, they analyze the accusations against Baltimore police officers of planting evidence in a body cam video. Then, they show their respect to former Lincoln Park singer Chester Bennington as they mourn his death. They also discuss the controversial claims being made against Wimbledon as they are accused of fixing matches. In addition, they explore many fun and interesting happenings around the world such as Michael Phelps race against a shark, the U.S. lifting an airline laptop ban, and Sports Illustrated releasing a new line of swimwear.