Philip Teresi

Kicking it off with the Buzz Question and a recap of Biden's press conference. CA State Senator Andres Borgeas joins the show to discuss his decision not to seek re-election in November. Listeners comment. A Fresno grand jury has found that too many "helping hands" has been detrimental to efforts to curb homelessness, which has increased 45% year over year. 

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Trending Topics at 5 o'clock. The man who shot President Reagan is starting a band. A democratic candidate for the US Senate out of Louisiana smokes marijuana in his newest campaign ad. A man who was served bleach at a Cracker Barrel was awarded $9m. To hide his stash from the cops, a suspected Arkansas drug dealer snorted so much cocaine, he needed EMS. 

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Congressman David Valadao joins the show to talk about a recent trip to the Port of LA and Long Beach, supply chain issues and the upcoming midterm elections. 

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The mayor of Parlier is threatening to cut off a contract for emergency dispatch services with Coalinga after the city hired Parlier's former police chief. Reports on strange lights seen over SE Fresno have not been identified as SpaceX Starlink or weather balloons. Parlier Chief of Police, David Cerda, comments on the Coalinga-Parlier conflict. 

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Alex Stone, ABC News, joins the show to discuss the rollout of 5G by national carriers that has prompted flight cancellations and concerns from the FAA and involvement by the Biden Administration. An app developed for athletes, coaches and journalists headed to next month's Winter Games in Beijing is reported to have "glaring security flaws." Two prominent human-rights activists have been detained for inciting subversion according to Chinese officials. Two suspects are in custody after a high-speed chase that ended with shots fired near the Walmart at Herndon and Ingram. 

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Kicking it off with the Buzz Question about free COVID tests from the federal government. Recapping President Biden's address on his first year in office. Congressman David Valadao joins the show to talk about a recent trip to the Port of LA and Long Beach, supply chain issues and the upcoming midterm elections. 

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Trending Topics at 5 o'clock. American athletes are being told to leave their phones at home during the Beijing Olympics. After a manager was suddenly fired, all of the employees at a Vacaville bagel shop quit and the video is viral. Harry Potter will play Weird Al in a new biopic. $2m for the worst house on the block in SF. 

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As the investigation into Congressman Matt Gaetz continues involving allegations into the illegal trafficking of a minor across state and international borders, an ex-girlfriend has been granted immunity for her testimony in front of a federal grand jury. A story on vindictive exes. Taking their NIL success to a new level, Fresno State's Cavinder twins are now entrepreneurs with a seat on a board of directors. They've launched a new clothing brand with two Fresno State alumni. 

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Fresno Co. Sheriff Public Information Officer Tony Botti joins the show to discuss the recovery of the body of Missy Hernandez, who has been missing for 40 days. A moment on "the queen of pop." Turbo Tax will no longer be participating in the IRS's Free File program. After intervention by the Biden Administration and pleas from the nation's airlines, AT&T and Verizon have agreed to "temporarily defer turning on a limited number" of 5G towers. 

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Kicking it off Buzz Question about who you will be supporting in the Super Bowl. Looking towards a more beautiful 2022, Mayor Jerry Dyer is calling on the community to help clean 1 million pounds of trash from the streets. An update on a hostage situation that took place over the weekend in TX. The gunman at the synagogue was known to UK security services but the brief investigation was closed in 2020. Subsequently, the gunman entered the US legally, weeks before he took four hostages in Colleyville. He was killed Saturday by an FBI team and the hostages are safe. In light of growing antisemitism, hateful language and its connectivity to violence, the FBI and DHS has issued a warning to faith-based communities. They warn that they will "likely be the target of violence by both domestic violent extremists and those inspired by foreign terrorists." 

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