Philip Teresi

In 2018, 30 pedestrians died in traffic accidents in Fresno. The expectations in 25 states, including California, are that the incidents will get worse this year and beyond. Experts are citing a number of factors, including distracted drivers, larger vehicles and more people walking and bicycling in urban areas. How safe do you feel walking in your neighborhood and throughout our city? The tale of two websites. Andrew Janz released a tweet today that included a press release covering how the Janz campaign became aware of a website falsely purporting to be an official website for their campaign. This website Janz4mayor.com redirected to a donation page for Jerry Dyer for Mayor. The owner of the website, who has no political affiliation, calls in to KMJ to explain his perspective and confirms the satirical perspective of the site. Where do you land? Serious or Satirical?

House Democrats will for the first time vote on impeachment procedures on Thursday. Democrats are aiming to wrap up the impeachment process before the Iowa caucuses in early February. Democrats have insisted they did not need to hold a floor vote to launch the impeachment inquiry itself, despite calls for such a vote from the White House and Republicans. Not as American as apple Pai. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai announced that the agency will vote on an order to ban carriers from using federal subsidies to purchase equipment or services from Huawei or ZTE. The concern is that hostile foreign entities could use hidden ‘backdoors’ to our networks to spy on us, steal from us, harm us with malware and viruses, or otherwise exploit our networks.

It's a trap! The Buzz Question at kmjnow.com asks listeners about Google Maps adding a new feature that allows drivers to report speed traps. Do you like it or not?

Google Maps is adding the ability for people to report where police are hiding, vehicle crashes and traffic jams on its app. Map applications have received criticism from law enforcement in the past for allowing users to share an officer’s location. Do you think this information will hurt or help? PG&E confirmed that its equipment may have been responsible for two more fires that broke out in the Bay Area during its Public Safety Power Shutoff over the weekend. The two fires are the second and third fires reported to the CPUC in less than five days which appear to be linked to broken PG&E equipment.

Senator Bernie Sanders has announced he wants to Federally legalize marijuana and expunge records of those who have marijuana convictions across the country. The money generated would be used for businesses from minority entrepreneurs only. Bernie also wants to ban tobacco and cigarette companies from participating in the marijuana industry. A Michigan couple with seven children and 21 grandchildren has claimed an $80 million Powerball prize. The couple opted to receive their payment as a one-time lump-sum, which came to $42 million after taxes. Plans for their winnings include buying homes for each of their children.

Joe Biden's campaign team forgot to scoop up the social media handles and web domain for his Latin outreach campaign called, "Todos Con Biden" which translates to "Everyone With Biden". The Trump campaign purchased the domain and is now using it to troll the former vice president. Can you hear me now? Rudy Giuliani, current personal lawyer to President Donald Trump, butt dialed a reporter’s phone on more than one occasion. He left a message where he could be overheard in a conversation about fraud, talking negatively about the Biden’s, and about his need for cash.

Everybody knows his name. Actor Ted Danson was all smiles as he was arrested at the Capitol for blocking the street after he, Jane Fonda, and other demonstrators called on Congress for action to address climate change. Today Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency in Los Angeles and Sonoma Counties due to the effects of the Kincaid and Tick fires. The Governor announced that the state secured federal Fire Management Assistance Grants enable local, state and tribal agencies to recover eligible costs. He also held a public briefing regarding the need to hold utilities accountable for the consequences of their decisions to shut off power for large portions of the state.

Piracy or just community?: The Buzz Question at kmjnow.com asks listeners, Netflix says it's going to start cracking down on password sharing. Do you share your account with others?

Netflix says if you’re not paying your freeloading. A survey conducted late last year estimated that Netflix loses more than $135 million each month due to its customers sharing their passwords. The survey says millennials are the biggest offenders, with 35% sharing compared with 19% of Generation X and 13% of Baby Boomers. What do you think? Is sharing just caring? Every Kid in the Park gives every 4th grader in the country an opportunity to visit State Parks and thanks to this initiative 4th graders from Merced City School District were able to do just that when they spent time learning to appreciate nature with a visit to Yosemite Falls. Do you think this wonderful idea should be expanded to include Museums? Military bases? Possibly Universities?

16 year old Isiah Murrietta-Golding was shot and killed in 2017 after deciding to run instead of being questioned by police. For the second time this month, Pacific Gas and Electric has cut power to tens of thousands of customers in the name of public safety and it appears that a jumper that has been shown to have caused the Cascade Fire of 2017 is still energized according to the Washington Post.

A group of 5 juveniles beat a 40 year old man into hospitalization and then took the man’s car.

16 year old Isiah Murrietta-Golding was shot and killed in 2017 after deciding to run instead of being questioned for an, at the time, recent homicide investigation his brother later copped to. Now new video footage of this incident has thrust the city of Fresno into the national news spotlight. The video was released by the family attorney and is raising new questions about the officers decision. Do you think lethal force was justified? Going dark again! For the second time this month, Pacific Gas and Electric has cut power to tens of thousands of customers in the name of public safety and it appears that a jumper that has been shown to have caused the Cascade Fire of 2017 is still energized according to the Washington Post.

Central California Legal Services has filed a suit against the City of Clovis claiming the city is racist because they have not provided an adequate amount of low income housing. We heard from Clovis residents and they all seem to agree race is not an issue and a common thread seems to appear. Clovis streets are clean. There is no homeless about. Police are diligent and diversity does exist. Do you think there is any validity in this law suit against Clovis? Do you think their zoning laws are racist?

16 year old Isiah Murrietta-Golding was shot and killed in 2017 after deciding to run instead of being questioned for an, at the time, recent homicide investigation his brother later copped to. Now new video footage of this incident has thrust the city of Fresno into the national news spotlight. The video was released by the family attorney and is raising new questions about the officers decision. Do you think lethal force was justified? Going dark again! For the second time this month, P