So how is Shannon really handling this lockdown. And Shannon breaks down the NFL's First Virtual Draft.

Employees at grocery stores are supposed to wear masks at all times to prevent against the spread of Coronavirus, but we found some workers not wearing masks after the stores close at night and the employees are handling food and restocking shelves.

Every weeknight at 6 - we check in with Dr. Ray Casciari, pulmonologist with St. Joseph Hospital in Orange.

Today's #SmallBusinessShoutout features Newhall Refinery in Santa Clarita! They've had to drastically change their operating hours, and are back open for business today. Owner Simon Mee has more on what they're doing there and how locals can support them.

Marc Saltzman, USA Today tech columnist and host of the Tech It Out podcast, is back with some tips for you lonely people out there. Got a smart speaker? There are a few things you can do to pass the time with it. We also learned what Marc's top three bands of all time are.

James Pappas' kids grew up and his marriage came to an end, he didn't know what to do with his life. That's when he started hunting down Philly Cheesesteak sandwiches, eating one a day. He's had close to 600 in the last two years! He keeps detailed notes on each one, and has discovered them in some odd places.

Elizabeth Warren's brother dies from COVID-19 // NFL draft is today // Vin Scully recovering after a fall at home // Even the Juggalos are socially distancing and have cancelled their annual 'Gathering' // Woman runs marathon so "Boston Strong" shows up on GPS map...She spelled "Boston Strog."

Bryan Suits from 'The Dark Secret Place' joins Handel to discuss Iran and the U.S.' problems.
And, Kim Jong Un's health problems could be a problem for North Korea. Bryan dives into that.

Dr. George Yu, a pulmonologist from St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo, is one of the first doctors to use plasma to treat COVID patients after originally seeing the idea be done in China.
He joins the show to discuss the treatment and where he sees the path coronavirus going.

Today Dr. Jim Keany is talking about the different antibody tests for COVID survivors and why a certain symptom wasn't as commonly found in hospitalized coronavirus patients.