One couple is not assigning gender to their newborn and has asked their friends and family to comply with this approach, and let the child define their gender identity as they grow up. But is this one step too far?

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With Hooters' new uniform including very cheeky booty shorts, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro asks if they're objectifying women, or is it okay because no one is forcing the women to work there?

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Kobe Bryant's widow Vanessa is suing the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for sharing photos of the crash site of her husband and daughter, and Nikki Medoro discusses with callers if she actually has a case.

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With yesterday’s nationwide protest against vaccine mandates in schools, the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro addresses the possible drop in enrollment at schools which will affect every district’s financial bottom line. And, how do you educate all the unvaccinated kids?

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Nikki Meddoro talks about a neighborhood in Fairfield targeting an illegal short term rental house by tagging the garage door with a threatening message and slashing the tires of the innocent renters...do homeowners have the right to rent out their house to vacationers? Also, when a Tik Tok star stuffed his SF rental car full of $30k full of music equipment, was he just asking to get robbed at gunpoint?

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The Morning Show with Nikki Medoro welcomes ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan to chat about the drop in pandemic-related rip-off schemes, although Americans have lost a collective $586 million to Covid fraud. Also, Washington State football coach fired for refusing the Covid vaccine, Sharks star Evander Kane suspended for his fake vaccine card.

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ABC White House Correspondent Karen Travers joins the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro to talk about President Biden ramping up efforts to get his infrastructure deal done before the Halloween deadline set by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Also, should older people, especially in public office, be subject to tests for senility? 

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Nikki Medoro and Bret Burkhart remember the tragedy of the Oakland Hills Fire on the thirtieth anniversary and discuss what we have since learned about wildfires. Also, Colin Powell passes away from Covid-related complications despite being fully vaccinated because he was also fighting cancer and Parkinson’s.

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Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Monday in DC District Court against the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection and the National Archives in an effort to keep records from his presidency secret by claiming executive privilege.

The lawsuit from Trump is an attempt to block the work of the House committee as it investigates his actions before and during the siege of the Capitol. The court action also marks his latest effort in a long and thorny fight against subpoenas from the Democratic-controlled US House.

The Biden administration has declined to assert executive privilege over a first tranche of Trump-era records, and Trump is currently opposed to the release of about 40 documents.

The lawsuit alleges that the House's requests for documents from the executive branch "are unprecedented in their breadth and scope and are untethered from any legitimate legislative purpose."

It also claims that President Joe Biden's refusal to protect some of the documents was "a political ploy to accommodate his partisan allies." A spokesperson for Trump leaned into this argument in a statement announcing the lawsuit that accused Democrats of trying to change the political narrative with their January 6 probe.

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Three San Francisco school board members will face a recall vote in a mid-February special election, city officials announced Monday. Officials confirmed they verified enough signatures to put the recall on the ballot, which will determine the fate of President Gabriela López, Vice President Faauuga Moliga and commissioner Alison Collins. The Feb. 15 election will also select the city’s next assessor-recorder.

Organizers launched the recall effort as San Francisco families expressed anger and frustration that public schools remained closed for much of last school year even as other districts and private schools reopened in the Bay Area.

Critics of the board said even as distance learning devastated many families, commissioners spent significant time and energy on renaming 44 schools, a decision later reversed, and ending the merit-based admission to academically elite Lowell High School.

Several public officials as well as political organizations and community groups previously called for Collins to resign over anti-Asian tweets she posted prior to her election. Collins refused to take the tweets down or apologize for the wording, saying they were taken out of context. Mayor London Breed, 10 of 11 supervisors as well as dozens of current and former elected officials demanded her resignation.

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