Looking for the silver lining during hard times, Morning Host Nikki Medoro reminds us how valuable it is to learn from disappointments throughout our lives, and how important it is to teach our kids to be resilient and to always look for opportunities for gratitude.

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San Francisco Mayor London Breed rolls out the City’s Safe Ambassador program to help tourists navigate the streets and, hopefully, deter crime, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro asks if you think this kind of creative solution will work?

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As Thanksgiving approaches and popularity grows for a TikTok video highlighting raisins in macaroni and cheese, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro speaks with listeners who share their own unusual food combinations that actually taste good.

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says they've negotiated a way to control prescription prices within the Build Back Better package and callers tell the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro how they've managed to work the system to make their medications affordable.

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Now that the FDA has given emergency use authorization for kids aged 5 to 11 to get the Covid vaccine, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro asks if you will be getting your young child vaccinated right away. 

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As Election Day results roll in across the country, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro talks with callers about what they think the differences are between Democrats and Republicans in how they want to fix the country.

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Proving you shouldn’t believe anything you see on the internet, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro hears from Dallas-based ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan about the scores of Q-Anon supporters who waited for the return from the dead of JFK Jr. at the site where his father was murdered.

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With a group of New York gun owners asking the Supreme Court today to establish a right to carry a handgun for self-defense outside the home, ABC News Correspondent Aaron Katersky tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro what the possible effects on the Second Amendment this ruling may have.

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Sparked by the twentieth anniversary of the original Monsters, Inc. movie, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro talks about how viewing habits have changed over the generations with today’s youngsters watching whatever they want whenever they want. Also, lots of hot air over climate change policy.

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Open The Great Highway Alliance is a nonprofit benefit corporation whose purpose is to educate the public about the safety of our streets, especially issues concerning the Great Highway. The GH has not had a death on it since 2005, and the last time the SFFD was called to a vehicular collision on it was in 2017. It is a safe, wide, divided highway with painted, lighted, paved crosswalks, without any cross traffic, with timed traffic lights so vehicles at 35 mph drive nonstop on its 2 miles emitting far less greenhouse gasses than stop-and-go traffic in gridlock by homes and small businesses. The highway must be free of pedestrians in its traffic lanes so emergency vehicles can drive in those lanes, unobstructed without delay, when they are responding to beach and ocean rescues, and driving through the neighborhood to get to emergencies and hospitals. Many people working in San Francisco live south of the Great Highway, and many who live here work south of here, and use the GH as the fastest easiest way to commute to work. It is a scenic drive and relieves traffic from traveling through the inner city. It was promised it would be temporarily closed to enable social distancing during the COVID pandemic, and would be restored to its original use after the danger passed. If any changes are to be made, they should be considered only after an Environmental Impact Report has been done, after the highway has been restored to its original pre-emergency state. A temporary pilot project is a way around CEQA and the California Coastal Act, and a loophole for the City of SF to avoid doing an Environmental Impact Report which would normally be required for the closing of a Coastal Road. What are they afraid of? The Sierra Club has urged them to do it and they should welcome the information it will provide. 

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