Philip Teresi

The future of work may not look the same as studies show that majority of workers are more productive and communicative at home. Facebook will pay $52m as a settlement with former content moderators suffering from PTSD after being exposed to livestreamed murders, suicides and beheadings... some for as little as $28k a year. Timothy Olyphant is set to be in season 2 of Disney+ "Mandalorian."

David Valadao, running for Congress in CA's 21st District against TJ Coxx, joins us to discuss campaigning in the midst of COVID-19. US adds a new sanction on Chinese tech giant Huawei. Data leaked from the military-run universities of China indicates that COVID-19 infections may be over 640k. JCPenny files for bankruptcy but not before paying its top executives millions of dollars in bonuses to keep them engaged at work.

Welcome to Friday! Did it start for you with that 6.5 earthquake in Nevada? Mariposa moves towards reopening phase 2.5 despite it's first reported death today. ABC is proposing emergency power to shut down bars and restaurants if they disobey the state's public health order.

Continued discussion on the latest Senate vote. Regulators waive $200m fine on PG&E for causing deadly fires. Move over murder hornets, there's a new plague in town- 4 ft lizards that "eat anything they want" in Georgia.

Robot dogs that are the stuff nightmares are made of, are being used in Singapore to enforce social distancing. The US is accusing Chinese hackers of trying to hack research on COVID-19 vaccines. Speaking of China, the government has arrested hundreds speaking out about coronavirus. Senate votes to allow FBI and other agencies to access your browsing history without a warrant.

Today's buzz question involves whether or not colleges going online in Fall 2020 should charge less? We discuss. New video released that shows a staggering increase in the amount of demonstrative political behavior this week that's degenerated into harassment in private homes and broadcasting it on the internet. Should we keep covering it? We discuss.

A 3 star Michelin restaurant in Virginia doesn't want the dining room to feel empty in light of social distancing efforts, so they're bringing in the mannequins. What does Six Flags look like post pandemic? We discuss. A charity, in the midst of a food shortage crisis for students in need, rejects a $200k donation from a rapper with a rap sheet. We end with an early submission for the Near Darwin Awards of 2020: a woman who fell into a thermal feature at Yellowstone Park while it was closed due to COVID-19.

Some good news! Fresno County small businesses with 10 or fewer full-time employees will have a chance at accessing $5 million in stimulus funds. A ransomware attack has shut down Rock & Roll's biggest law firm and snags 756 gigabytes of private celebrity info. What does that mean and who does that impact? Germany has an angle on Russian involvement.

Conversation continues on the debacle outside of Councilman Arias' home. To the phones we go!

Welcome to Wednesday! We start with clarification on a previously reported story. Fresno Police will support code enforcement on violations. A ransomware attack has shut down Rock & Roll's biggest law firm and snags 756 gigabytes of private celebrity info. Fresno's 144th honors front line healthcare workers with a CA flyover. Political analyst, Jim Verros, joins the show to talk about the debacle last night and the current state of political affairs in Fresno.