Marty and Wendy talk with Phil DiLucente, the attorney of the boy who was suspended from school for telling school therapist that he was being bullied and told them he thought about getting a gun.  He says the gut knee jerk reaction shouldn’t be to call the cops. He would like to see schools have a bullying officer in schools.

4,693 blue flags lined the streets downtown Wednesday, and while they may look beautiful – each one represents a child abused in Pennsylvania just last year.  In addition, 40 black flags along the street signify the children killed by child abuse last year in our state.

Marty and Wendy talk with Chuck Hellein, the father of a boy who was suspended from school for telling school therapist that he was being bullied and told them he thought about getting a gun.  Police did not charge him because he was not making threats.

In a strange twist to most typical easter egg hunts, a Fayette County salvage yard expects to draw hundreds of treasure seekers very early on Palm Sunday. Timberly Kalembasaid, office manager at Marsh Auto Salvage, expects as many as 500 people to rummage through 35 acres of junk cars to find plastic eggs stuffed with vouchers worth $5 to $100.

Marty and Wendy talk with Vic Waczak from the ACLU about the civil rights lawsuit that students brought against the McKeesport School District and the superintendent for not allowing the student to start a black student union.

Marty and Wendy talk about the new gun laws in the city of Pittsburgh and after the signing of the gun legislation by Mayor Peduto, Rep Daryl Metcalfe is trying to have the mayor impeached.

Dr. Barbara Gaines from Children’s Hospital talk to Marty and Wendy about the risks of using trampolines. She talks about how they can be good because they get kids exercise but they can be dangerous.

Marty and Wendy talk to Mary Chitwood, who bought and restored a home in Butler to house homeless female veterans and their children. Listen as Mary describes the incredible surprise of a brand new heating and air conditioning system donated by Bill Kennihan Plumbing and Heating.

Former Secret Service agent Ron Layton says the changes of secret service personnel is because of the presidents fast moving style and a response to his frustration of the speed of which politics moves.

New York State Senator David Carlucci talks with Wendy and Marty about the recentMeasles outbreak.   He talked about the precautions that people are and aren't taking to prevent the spread of measles.  He says that kids that are not vaccinated will not be able to attend school.