During the final hour of the show Marty talked again about the issues of panhandling, crime and homelessness downtown as well as Mayor Peduto's comments.

During the second hour of the show, Marty talked with Brian McFeeley.  McFeeley is the principal at Mt. Lebanon High School, and he has been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.  He talked about his diagnoses, the support he has received from the community, and his fight.  Tonight at the Mt. Lebo football game there will be a green out for him and he will be recognized on the field.

During the first hour of the show, Marty talked about the memorial last night for Nalani Johnson.  He also talked about four different threats that occurred this week.  Earlier this week a 16-year-old from Beaver County posted on social media that he was going to commit a hate crime at an undisclosed Pittsburgh hospital.  Then there was a threat made at Brashear HS, there was increased security today.  Then there were two other threats at South Park Elementary and East Pike Elementary in Indiana County.

During the final hour of the show Marty talked about panhandling, homelessness and crime in Downtown Pittsburgh.  Marty and listeners reacted to a piece from KDKA-TVs Jon Delano where Mayor Peduto basically says its inevitable, downtown Pitt is not a playground for the rich, and if you don't want to see it go to a shopping mall.

During the second hour of the show Marty talked about panhandling, homelessness and crime in Downtown Pittsburgh.  Marty and listeners reacted to a piece from KDKA-TVs Jon Delano where Mayor Peduto basically says its inevitable, downtown Pitt is not a playground for the rich, and if you don't want to see it go to a shopping mall.  Marty also talked with Jenn the owner of the Original Oyster House, she said what their establishment has seen over the years and how it affects their business.

During the first hour of the show Marty talked about panhandling, homelessness and crime in Downtown Pittsburgh.  Marty and listeners reacted to a piece from KDKA-TVs Jon Delano where Mayor Peduto basically says its inevitable, downtown Pitt is not a playground for the rich, and if you don't want to see it go to a shopping mall.  Marty also talked with Len Sempline the owner of Red Beards in Downtown Pittsburgh and how this is affecting businesses.

During the final hour of the show, Marty talked with Paul Viollis CBS News Law Enforcement and Security Analyst about the Odessa shooting, Walmart's decision to restrict the sale of certain ammunition, and the Texas Walmart shooter.  Marty also talked with KDKA Radio's Joe DeStio about a police briefing that happened this morning in regards to the social media threat posted by a 16-year-old from Beaver County last night.

During the second hour, Marty talked with KDKA-TVs Andy Sheehan about tests scores in Pittsburgh Public School, reading levels and education in general.  Marty also continued talk about the hate crime threat posted on social media by a 16-year-old from Beaver County, Marty reached out to Attorney Phil DiLucente to get his input.

During the first hour of the show Marty talked about how a 16-year-old from Beaver County posted an online threat against an undisclosed Pittsburgh Hospital.  After Police did some investigating, the threat was deem not credible, but should the teen be charged?

During the second hour Marty talked about some recent, local tragedies.  He discussed the drowning death of his neighbor Pete Quigley of Mt. Lebanon.  Quigley drowned while rafting with family and friends at Ohiopyle.  He also talked about the death of 5-year-old Annie Whittingham, who died during an ATV accident with her father and 8-year-old sister.  And he talked about the kidnapping of almost 2-year-old Nalani Johnson of Penn Hills.