Sunday Morning w/ Elizabeth Espinosa

Cindy, and Scott brought their amazing brother, Anthony, to the show to talk about raising enough money to stay in their home, close by the Hospital that has cared for him throughout his life. They set up a GoFundMe account. To donate, go to: http://www.gofundme.com/f/anthonyinhomecare

Elizabeth and the crew talk about the possible war with Iran, the horrific fires in Australia, and the CALENDAR SECTION!!!

Elizabeth is joined by photographer Gary Reyes, who spent 35 years working at KTLA. They share their experiences together, covering wildfires, earthquakes, and the OJ chase. Also, Elizabeth and the crew take a look back at 2019, and a look forward to 2020.

Merry Christmas! Elizabeth is joined by the mother of a 10yr old boy diagnosed with brain cancer, to talk about the Christmas love they received from an LA Dodger, and the LA Sheriff's dept.

Elizabeth discusses alternative methods of treating autism with Mieko Hester-Perez, and the film, Imprisoned, starring Lawrence Fishburn, and Edward James Olmos.

Elizabeth gets in the nick of time, navigating through brutal traffic conditions at 5a. And She opens up about the health issues facing her brother.

Elizabeth and the crew talk about their fun times with family during Thanksgiving, and more importantly, BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING! What's better, black Friday, or Cyber Monday?

Elizabeth is joined by Cindy Cecil, and her brother Anthony, to talk about the GoFundMe They've set up to help raise money for Anthony's in home care. Disney+ and Pixar release touching shorts focusing on the special needs community, and the CALENDAR SECTION!

Elizabeth is joined by psychotherapist Janette Sandoval to talk about the impact the recent shooting at Saugus High School has had on the community, and the steps that can be taken to help improve communication with children during crisis.

Elizabeth was befuddled as to why Chris Brown would need to have a yard sale. You just gave the world your actual address (cue the stalkers)!!! Also, Rabbi Zalman Grossbaum joins the show to talk about the LifeTown Shoppes in New Jersey, an immersive village built to serve kids with autism.