Wendy talks with CBS correspondent Bill Rekopf about what it is like traveling with the president and covering the administration.

When Becca Bundy saw Bill Cox tending bar at a fundraiser she was attending, she immediately remembered him. He was the volunteer firefighter who responded to her 911 call two years earlier when Becca's daughter stopped breathing after a seizure. Listen now to hear how Becca returned the favor 10 fold and saved Bill's life in a most unlikely way.

Marty and Wendy talk with KDKA's Andy Sheehan about the latest news dealing with Dr. Anthony Hamlet.

Marty and Wendy ask KDKA Sports Director Jeff Hatthorn to weigh in on the Ben Roethlisberger interview on KDKA-TV. Listen now to hear Jeff's first-person perspective on working with and knowing the Steeler's QB for more than a decade and how he has - and hasn't - changed.

Marty and Wendy talked to Alex Vaughan about the American Cancer Society Relay for life at Mt Lebanon High School on June 15th.  Alex walks for her mother who is a two time survivor of cancer.

When billionaire philanthropist Dr. Robert F. Smith told the 400 graduates at Morehouse College's commencement ceremony Sunday that his family would pay their entire class's college debt - estimated in the $40 million dollar range -- Shawn Swinton felt light headed. Listen to the graduate describe that incredible moment and how he says he plans to use Dr. Smith's gift to do something big with his life.

With their daughter's still recovering from pretty serious knee surgery, Marty and Kristine needed to find a wheelchair so they could take Sophia on walks in their neighborhood and get her out of the house. Listen what happens after Marty puts out a plea of Facebook Live and is connected to a man whose own story will touch your heart.

Ohio representative Lisa Sobecki (D-Toledo) speaks to Wendy and Marty about the anti-abortion heartbeat bills being signed into law in several states and how the extreme nature of the measures disregards people just like her: women who were raped, became pregnant, and decided to terminate their pregnancies. Click here to hear her powerful story.

When police officers in Walnut Creek, California (16 miles from Oakland in northern CA) responded to a call at an elderly couple's home, they found husband and wife wheelchair AND house-bound. Listen as the captain of that town's public safety department tells Wendy and Marty about the crumbled wheelchair ramp his officers worked furiously to replace at the couple's home so they could safely come and go.

Pittsburgh School District Solicitor Ira Weiss explains how a former solicitor is now digging into the legality - and paperwork - surrounding superintendent Anthony Hamlet's trip to Cuba.