Conversation continues on Back to School 2020 in the COVID-19 era. This just in- kids' boogers are gross. Listeners comment. Valley Children's issues a statement on the death of a patient from COVID-19.

We start with breaking news on the death penalty being overturned on the remaining Boston Marathon Bomber. Today's Buzz Question is about the constitutionality on moving the Presidential election. As Back to School looms, we take a look at how the rest of the world is handling the reopening of schools amid COVID-19. Listeners comment.

MacKenzie Scott has donated $1.7 billion since her divorce from Jeff Bezos. Listeners comment. Barbie is looking forward to the 2020 Presidential campaign. A woman in Bass Lake is taking trash matters into her own hands. What exactly is #ChallengedAccepted all about? Kevin & Carol are no longer allowed in pubs in the Outback.

Is the pandemic the perfect time to start an entirely new industry focused on reminding us of the basics? As families plan for school from home, online tutoring is gaining popularity but it's important to check who you're hiring. A follow-up story on a severed foot that was found in Templeton. As Antitrust hearings continue, a Wisconsin Congressman asks Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg about deleting tweets.

More on back to school. Central Unified School District is hoping their second try at a $120M bond measure will work out better than the first. Another batch of sealed Ghislaine Maxwell documents are about to be released.

Allegiant Air is hoping you're into working "from home" in Las Vegas. Todd Suntrapak, president and CEO of Valley Children’s Healthcare joins us now in response to a press conference earlier today that is raising questions about back to school next month.

Kodak shares skyrocketed after the Trump Administration announced that the company would be a key player in the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals. Hacking attempts on the Vatican appear to be prompted by the Chinese government's attempt to gather information on the provisional agreement regarding bishop placement in Hong Kong. Tony the listener has a solution for the Vatican and Philip has very specific rules for the Drive Thru. Even Starbucks isn't big enough to dodge the damage of COVID-19. A man named Jim decided to help out with the coin shortage by cashing in 2 decades worth of savings.

As a followup to the story we covered yesterday that included with the mayor of Atwater, Sacramento is threatening to withhold virus money for two cities. How did we end up talking prisoner kidneys and flinging our dead bodies in protest at career politicians? Tech titans meet with Congress via Zoom for antitrust hearings but did anything get accomplished? Can you feel that? It's the Founding Fathers rolling over.

Assemblyman Jim Patterson joins the show to discuss the latest complications in seeking an EDD Audit. If you thought you had it bad, at least you don't have a refrigerator truck full of dead bodies parked next to your house. A 171-year-old San Francisco institution is feeling the impact of COVID-19 along with others.

Welcome to Wednesday! Madonna, the Coronavirus and Instagram violation of terms... there's three things you didn't expect to see together in 2020. Valley Children's Hospital is gifted a multi-million gift from the estate of Donald Emil Gumz. Councilman Bredefeld joins the show to discuss demands about reopening schools in Fresno.