William Barr testifying on Capitol Hill // Police: 'Umbrella Man' was a white supremacist trying to incite Floyd rioting // Mystery seeds from China are landing in Americans' mail boxes // Emmy nominations are out! // FL man busted for using COVID relief money to buy a Lamborghini // Red Lobster employee saves rare blue lobster

KTLA's tech reporter, Rich DeMuro, joins Handel to discuss CES 2021 going full-on digital!
And, tips on how to get your resume seen on LinkedIn since computer systems filter out a lot of them!

As calls for nationwide police reform sweep across the country, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the creation of a new Los Angeles Police Department bureau focused on community safety.
Handel breaks it all down and explains everything you need to know about the new bureau.

If you have any specific questions you want Tim to ask Dr. Dr. Casciari send us your questions on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook @ConwayShow.

Apparently people are stressing out about declining party invitations during this time. It's okay to just say 'No!' people! If you are having anxiety about turning someone down, we found some advice in the LA Times.

An article written by an adult in the Washington Post poses this question: When the pandemic is over, will we go back to frolicking in ball pits? Do you have ball pit nostalgia?

John Lewis lying in state // First Phase 3 clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine in the United States begins // MLB not considering canceling season after Marlins coronavirus outbreak // Target and Dick’s Sporting Goods will be closed on Thanksgiving // Regis Philbin has passed // Gone With the Wind star Olivia de Havilland dies at 104

For the past 10 years, Officer Joseph has helped to build a relationship between the homeless and police officers in LA's skid row by using a grassroots approach as opposed to a handcuff approach to policing. He has also helped institute various programs to help the homeless find homes and make better lives for themselves. In his conversation with Steve, Joseph talks about his experiences with the homeless and his time working on skid row.

Davion Pilgrim is a 16-year-old resident from Inglewood. He was a featured speaker during one of LA Mayor Eric Garcetti's press briefings during the protests in June. He talks about recently being racially profiled and has been accused of gang affiliation by police officers. In his conversation with Steve, he talks about what it has been like growing up around gangs in his neighborhood, his first interaction with police officers, and how there should be more accountability within the police department.

Steve Gregory talks to Lt. Brian Bixler of the Mental Evaluation Unit for the LAPD and Lt. John Gannon of the Mental Evaluation Team for the Sheriff's Department. They discuss the evolution of police response to mental health, how officers respond to various calls including stalkers in Hollywood, and what a typical day looks like for them.