On #WhatchaWatchinWednesday, we discuss Netflix’s series “Partner Trick”, Hulu’s” Welcome to Wrexham” and much more!

Jane's back! CNBC's Jane Wells joins Jennifer Jones Lee for a fresh edition of 'Biz Buzz', where the two talk about the stock market's impact on the L.A. tech scene, Elon's Twitter troubles and are tourists making Hawaii lousy for locals?

Twitter has launched 'Circles' to all users which enables the ability to create a private group of 150 people. Rich might finally take a cruise now that Royal Caribbean is implementing a service across all of their ships. And there's a show almost as cool as CES that Rich went to in Las Vegas - he shares all the details.

Dan Tibbets, woman's brother that was killed speaks out against California 'Zero Bail' policy.

Our Fork Reporter, Neil Saavedra, joins us to talk about the release of the “Cold Dog” a hot dog flavored popsicle and Kellogg paying people to eat cereal for dinner.

Bill Handel speaks with KTLA's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro for this week's edition of 'Tech Tuesday'. The two talk about EV charging coming to more cities and next wednesday's Apple event - what should we expect?

Two Air France pilots were suspended after an inflight fight where they exchanged "inappropriate gestures" while in the cockpit of an A320 heading from Geneva to Paris. British actor Matthew Lewis slams Air Canada as the “worst airline in North America” after he was allegedly kicked out of first class on a recent flight from the US to Canada.

Space Expert and host on "This Week In Space" Rod Pyle joins Bill Handel for a fresh edition of 'Cool Space News'. He and Handel talk about NASA's Artemis I mission that will journey around the moon. And Rod was in the arctic for weeks working on the Haughton Mars Project - how soon until we have boots on the ground on the Red Planet?

Dr. Jim Keany, Co-Director of the ER at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, joins Bill Handel for this week's edition of Medical News. He and Handel talk about scientists studying pig-organ transplants in brain-dead people for longer periods.