Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. He discusses the new mask mandate and whether or not it will be abided by and / or enforced.
How can the U.S. reduce drug overdose deaths? A wide range of ideas awaits President Biden.
Also, does anyone care about the Tokyo Olympics anymore?

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes over mask mandates returning to Los Angeles County and if it's necessary with the COVID-19 spike.
He then goes into homelessness and if it's Newsom's weak point in the recall.
And, with the drought worsening, should California have a much tougher water restriction? Wayne dives into it.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes into the number of unruly airline passengers skyrocketing.
Then, he talks about President Biden's executive order that requires all U.S. government agencies to identify and implement a common security standard.
And, a plan to legalize marijuana?

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
Wayne goes into the California fires that are burning faster, hotter, and more intense.
He then goes into the reconciliation bill.
And, a Snoo that's a $1,500 bassinet.

Wayne fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes into the new stimulus checks, rent relief, and business grants that Newsom is signing.
Google is introducing a new way to keep your email safe.
And, has the pandemic actually been good for relationships.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes into the homelessness to homicides as Mayor Garcetti leaving Los Angeles.
Then, Dr. Fauci says that booster shots aren't needed just yet.
And, "Shark Week" is here!

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes over the government flip-flopping about being all up in your vaccine status.
Then, can "sniff training" restore COVID-19 survivors' sense of smell?
And, the New York Times is getting blasted for defending "pornography literacy" for first graders!

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel this morning.
He goes over how the pandemic has caused many boomers to retire.
Then, Steve Gregory joins him to talk about a billion-dollar pot bust.
And, returning to work? Some employees are finding it weird...

Handel goes into the Surfside catastrophe that raised concerns about San Francisco's sinking Millenium Tower and how the Florida market faces uncertainty.
He then goes into the USA Track and Field Team saying marijuana punishments "should be reevaluated" following Richarson's suspension.
And, critical race theory stirs a debate in Southern California schools!

Handel first goes into battery-powered trains that could be a climate game-changer. Is everyone on board?
He then goes into the thousands of people that turned to crowdfunding during COVID-19.
And, how do retailers know what will sell out? Many are turning to TikTok. Handel goes into it.