ABC News Correspondent Alex Stone is with Pat Thurston to discuss the extreme weather blasting areas of the country and impacting flights.

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Trump kept some of the government's most classified docs, letter says. Pat Thurston explains.

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Criminal Defense Attorney David Katz joins Pat Thurston to discuss the latest on Trump's FBI investigation.

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Listen to Tuesday's complete podcast of The Mark Thompson Show.

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Jeff Bezos wants to dismantle a bridge so he can move his super yacht, Mark Thompson explains details of the extreme request in "That's Rich".

Plus a wild story involving a man, his pregnant wife, her boyfriend, and Las Vegas in "City Council Theatre".

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A new conservative nonprofit group scored a whopping $1.6 billion from a single donor.

David Cay Johnston, co-founder of DCReport, Pulitzer Prize Winner and 4-time bestselling author is with Mark Thompson to explain how the low-profile Republican financier donated his company to the group run by Leonard A. Leo.

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Tourists fined for surfing up Venice's Grand Canal, Mark Thompson shares details in "News of the Bizarre". 

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A video shows a San Rafael police officer dropping off a homeless man in San Francisco.

Listen as Mark Thompson explains the situation.

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Governor Gavin Newsom rejects statewide safe injection sites and the author of the legislation, State Senator Scott Wiener, joins the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro to express his disappointment but suggests the city of San Francisco may open their own safe consumptions sites without the Governor's blessing.

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Senior Tech Correspondent for Business Insider Adam Rogers tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro although it's still years away from being reality, millions of dollars is being invested in "brain computer interfaces" (devices that allow you to operate a computer with your mind) as it could be vital to persons with disabilities. But what kinds of uses will it have on the general population?

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