Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Linda Cruz and William Murray, siblings of recent 50-year-old homicide victim Charles Gossett, who was murdered after his murderer was released by the District Attorney’s office as part of their Conviction Integrity Unit. The suspect, 32-year-old Jahmir Harris, was linked to a deadly shooting in 2012 and convicted, with his conviction later overturned with commentary from the judge, telling that the DA’s handling of the initial case was ‘utterly inappropriate.’ Murray and Cruz tell of their utter disappointment in the criminal justice process that led to their brother’s murder, explaining why they’re not confident that the DA’s office is doing the community a service.

Then, Dom welcomes PA State Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he appeared this morning in a panel on Fox and Friends discussing the spike in crime in Philadelphia. During the interview, Rep. Brown mentioned the attitude of progressives when dealing with criminal justice, telling that even he, a Democrat, has often faced ‘our way or the highway’ style politics. Brown stresses the importance of coming together to fix the real issue of crime in Philadelphia, telling how he would things to progress in hopes that we have a safer City.

After that, Dom welcomes welcome media critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano to offer what’s worth watching (or not watching) this weekend. First, Cronick tells Dom about Gaslit, a series on Starz that tells the story of the Watergate scandal featuring huge actors such as Julia Roberts and Sean Penn. Then, Cronick expresses his disappointment in the newest installment in the Halloween franchise, telling that it’s by far the worst Halloween movie to date. Finally, Cronick tells what’s worth checking out at the Shore leading up to Halloween. (Photo by Getty Images)