Dr. Ray Casciari is a Pulmonologist with St. Joseph Hospital in Orange.

Moments after the CA Supreme Court overturned Scott Peterson's death sentence, his attorney Marc Geragos reacts.

The Orange County Health Care Agency has launched a new campaign with the goal of saving lives by spreading positive vibes throughout the community. Today we kicked things off with local professional surfer Courtney Conlogue, who told us what she's been up to during this pandemic, her paddle to Catalina Island this weekend, and how more people can spread some positive vibes!

Wayne Resnick joins Handel to give him cases in which Handel "judges" whether or not they have a case!

Overnight protests erupted in Wisconsin after video appears to show police shooting a Black man in the back.
The video begins with the man walking around an SUV on Sunday afternoon in Kenosha as police yell at him.
When the man opens the driver-side door of the SUV, an officer grabs the man's shirt and appears to shoot him several times in the back.
ABC News correspondent Ryan Burrow joins Bill live from Kenosha with the latest.

ICYMI: The Mo’Kelly Show welcomed actress/activist Anne-Marie Johnson to the program to introduce the global online event ‘TEARS: The Event Against Racism & Stereotyping’ on KFI AM 640 & the iHeartradio App

Suits goes into the Covid numbers in the OC, and as opposed to LAUSD, it looks like the OC will be more prepared to open up the schools much sooner.

Bryan Suits is joined by Special Forces expert "Baghdad Dave," to discuss the recent arrest of a former Green Beret, accused of being a Russian spy.

Brian Arndt and his wife had taken all the precautions. They wore face masks, washed their hands and just happened to not be around many people often. So when he started feeling bad, then REALLY bad, then landed in the hospital, he really didn't think it could possibly be COVID-19. It was.

There's been a lot of talk recently about bad treatment of employees at work sparked by the revelation of bad conditions at The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Dr. Wendy and Susan Winston, a psychotherapist and former award-winning network TV producer, talk about what many people in Hollywood deal with "living the dream" and what anyone in an abusive work situation can do.