KLIF News & Information in the Morning

Many people are concerned about losing their jobs or their business during this time of crisis. What should we do? NewsTalk 820 WBAP and News and Information 570 KLIF present a Town Hall with Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. Hosted by WBAP Morning News Host Brian Estridge and WBAP's The Rick Roberts Show host Rick Roberts.

(Note: As we all work from separate locations due to COVID-19, we are still working out the kinks. Including podcast posting. The normal production will be back soon!)

0:01 -- More than three million people had filed for unemployment as of this past week, and for many it's a brand new process. Employment attorney Jonathan Bell of the Bell Law Group joined Dave & Amy to explain the process, and how the new stimulus package is going to be changing the game for many, including independent contractors.

6:03 -- Can we have an internet shortage with everyone working from home and kids taking classes from home? Ed Peters from Irving's Data Discovery Sciences joins the show to explain what problems could arise. He also gives you tips on how to manage that bandwidth effectively during the pandemic.

(Note: As we all work from separate locations due to COVID-19, we are still working out the kinks. Including podcast posting. The normal production will be back soon!)

0:01 -- The stock market has been a rollercoaster during this pandemic, which is causing a high demand for gold. Michael Wittmeyer is the CEO of JM Bullion in Dallas and talked to Dave & Amy about how much gold is going for now, and if it's the smart financial play.

4:11 -- Some experts are saying while you work from home, you may want to be careful about leaving your smart devices (like Alexas and Google Homes) on. We talk about it, plus much more.

0:01 -- Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price joins the show to talk about Tarrant County's stay-at-home order, and why they decided to enact a couple of days after Dallas did.

3:33 -- Can you sue someone for infecting you with the Coronavirus? What about your employer for making you work while feeling unsafe? Or if you get sick at work? All legitimate questions that many are asking, so we talk to employment attorney Jonathan Bell to answer all of them.

(Note: As we all work from separate locations due to COVID-19, we are still working out the kinks. Including podcast posting. The normal production will be back soon!)

0:01 -- Dr. Sheri Neill is a Music Education professor from TCU who has spent the last several weeks in Italy...and she's still there. Dave and Amy speak with her about why she is still there, and if things are as grim on the Italian streets as many reports have indicated.

7:00 -- Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has a suggestion: Grandparents, get out there and work! Dave and Amy react to his comments.

0:25 -- Dallas County has issued a mandatory shelter-in-place, and a lot of people had questions about how a County Judge can wield that much power. Constitutional law expert David Coale joins the show to explain it, as well as whether or not we should worry about a martial law situation unfolding.

9:12 -- A couple of guys have created a website where you can mathematically figure out how long your toilet paper will last you during a quarantine. Dave & Scott tell you about it, give you the website, and laugh at the "science" behind it.

0:24 -- Dr. Stephen Hahn is the Commissioner of the FDA, and stood next to President Trump during a Thursday Coronavirus news conference where he talked about testing an anti-malaria drug to fight the virus. He joined Dave and Amy to talk about it.

9:41 -- Governor Abbott issued a statewide shutdown of restaurants, bars, and gyms. How far does the executive order reach? Our Clayton Neville explains.

13:21 -- Frank Swietek usually reviews a bunch of new movies for us on Fridays, but Hollywood has mostly come to a halt. However, there's a couple of new straight-to-streaming-service movies coming out that could hopefully keep you busy during any sort of quarantine!

0:24 -- All of us have had several questions regarding the Coronavirus, so we decided to take YOUR questions to the expert. Dr. Ben Neuman from Texas A&M Texarkana joined us to answer listener questions, and there were some good ones!

10:09 -- The economy has suffered, but has the hotbed that is DFW real estate taken a hit? Real estate expert Kelly Milligan joins Dave and Amy to tell us if it's as bad as we'd expect.

0:24 -- SMU political analyst Cal Jillson joins us to talk Joe Biden continuing to win primaries, Bernie's chances, and how the Coronavirus could impact this election season and President Trump's re-election chances.

7:19 -- Dave says the word "stupid" shouldn't be used lightly, but that it definitely applies to this person who called 911...for this. He and Amy laugh at the madness.

0:24 -- What does the constitution say about a national quarantine in the face of a pandemic like the Coronavirus? Are there any precedents that show us what it could look like and what the government can do? Constitutional Lawyer David Coale joins Dave & Amy to talk about it.

6:31 -- San Francisco has decided to implement a 24-hour, mandatory curfew, allowing residents to only leave for essential or emergency reasons. Bret Burkhart works for our sister station KGO in San Francisco, and describes exactly what it looks like.