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Queen City News Anchor Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes discuss an investigation into a Cornell University rape allegation case. They also talk about if Presidents Trumps recent campaign ads were paid for by taxpayers. Lastly, they discuss a woman's lawsuit involving a wrongful arrest using flock cams.
Queen City News Anchor Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take on the biggest news of the last week--from President Trump's ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico, to the latest regarding the investigation into CMS leadership, to the legalities of the data center moratoriums that have been popping up across the Carolinas and nationally.
Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes talk about the Bank Of America settlement involving the Epstein case. They also discuss the movement of NFL players going back to play in the NCAA. Lastly, a fake 49ers wide receiver scammed 20+ women into giving him over $1million.
Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a closer look into the CMS investigation involving Superintendent Dr. Crystal L. Hill. They also discuss the lawsuit involving Amazon and Twitch's use of AI. Their last lawsuit has an Indiana power company being sued over widespread storm outages.
Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a look at the opening statements in the Tupac murder trial, the latest on the Lindsay Clancy trial where a mother is accused of killing her 3 children, and a town settles with a reporter over a raid at the newsroom.
Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a look at a situation where social media companies are wanting some lawsuits thrown out. They also discuss a lawsuit involving student loans and another lawsuit involving Lyft and an alleged assault.
Derek Dellinger and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a closer look at an Ebay cyberstalking settlement involving harassment and cockroaches. They also take a look at the bodycam footage released of Tony Romo's OWI arrest and what police are looking for when you are doing a field sobriety test. Lastly, they talk about Elon Musk's lawsuit against Minnesota involving "nudification" law.
Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a closer look at the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger court order freeze. Their second topic tackles a lawsuit involving the intestinal parasite Cyclospora linked to the lettuce used by Taco Bell and Taylor Farms. The last topic is about a Lansing, New York resident suing a town official for abuse of power when opposing a data center being built in their town.
Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a look at the new ruling out about President Trump's IRS lawsuit, and takes a deeper dive on a rare Supreme Court request to Congress for more money--much of it centered around judge safety nationwide.
Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about worsening drought conditions and the strengthening of El Niño. He also explains what "Urban Heat Islands" are and why Charlotte is one.
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