Why did CBS choose to cut away when the streaker took the field? doesn't that make all the viewers cut away to social media? CBS radio broadcaster PXP Kevin Harlan had the best call of the streaker,

Bruce Castor Jr is making his case in Trumps impeachment trial //Asian-American actors offer reward for information on the assailant who attacked an elderly Asian man // Sacred items stolen from a mortuary in Lawndale // First images of Jared Leto’s joker revealed // Kim Kardashian claims her daughter painted a Boss Ross type painting // Security guard who tackled Super Bowl used to be a high school quarterback.

KTLA's tech reporter, Rich DeMuro, joins Handel to talk about the contactless food delivery robots at UCLA.
And, what app should you delete if it's on your Android phone?

VTB, Vic "the Brick" Jacobs was on with Tim and Mark and was asked where he met his lovely bride Yuko Sakamoto?

We talk with Burbank schools Superintendent Matt Hill. Matt breaks down all the details and complicated issues with reopening schools.

The Mo’Kelly Show welcomes Director/Producer Jeff Wadlow alongside Actor Bryce Gheisar, who join the program to introduce the new Nickelodeon Horror Anthology Series “Are You Afraid of the Dark”

EXCLUSIVE -Possible hate speech and unethical behavior from Justice Deputy for LA County Board of Supervisor and Chair, Hilda Solis. Solis told me "it's a personnel matter and it's being handled".

The Association of Deputy District Attorneys (ADDA) for Los Angeles County sued George Gascon over his new directives, arguing that they violate state law. LA County Superior Court Judge James Chalfant issued a preliminary injunction blocking many of Gascon's reforms. Judge Chalfant called many of Gascon's policy reforms "unlawful". Michele Hanisee, President of the ADDA talked to John & Ken about what this Judge's decision means and it's implications on public safety in LA and surrounding counties.

Steve Gregory gives breaking news on LA County Supervisor, Hilda Solis, breaking employee manual policies.

Vice President of the Association of Deputy District Attorneys, Eric Siddall, explains how prosecutors are pushing back on Gascons agendas.