Israel strikes refugee camp killing hundreds including senior Hamas leader. Limited Gaza evacuations begin Rafah. California weighs ending climate credit for cow poop. Host of ‘Home with Dean Sharp’ joins the Bill Handel Show to discuss fireplaces.

LA County court officials fay data shows zero-bail system is “working well.” Hidden costs for work-from-home employees leaving California. 92% of US adults prefer to date people who’ve been the therapy. School cellphone bans are trending. Do they work? Here’s what happened when this Florida school district banned cellphones.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick join Bill for Handel on the News. Limited Gaza evacuations via Rafah to be allowed after Qatar brokers deal. FBI Director Christopher Wray: Hamas biggest terror ‘inspiration’ since ISIS. Harvard president announces advisory council to combat antisemitism on campus: ‘no longer’. DHS assessing legality of deporting foreign students who cheered Hamas. California mayor withdraws Schiff endorsement over Israel-Hamas war. McDonald’s Chipotle to raise menu prices in California next year as fast-food wages rise to $20. Southern California K9s help crack down on child predators.

KTLA Tech Reporter and host of ‘Rich on Tech’ right here on KFI joins the Bill Handel Show to talk about Apple unveiling new M3 processors, new laptops, and a new iMac. He speaks on the White House signing an EO on AI, Google now being able to solve math problems, and Photoleaps App applies AI makeup and costumes. California kids have some of the worst tooth decay in the nation. Fliers can’t get enough of the “upper-middle class” section of the plane.

US advises Israel on invasion of Gaza. Will they listen? The history of Halloween. How Spirit Halloween went from costume store to Halloween staple. The most popular costumes over the past 150 years: How trends have changed.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick join Bill for Handel on the News. Netanyahu rejects calls for a cease-fire against Hamas in Gaza. US forces attacked 23 times in Iraq and Syria since mid-October. FDA warns consumers against using 26 eye drop products because of infection risk. Alleged Maine gunman tried to buy a silencer months before Lewiston shootings. Johnson vows to move $14.5 billion Israel aid package, setting up showdown with Senate. Taylor Swift breaks Spotify record for most-streamed album in a single day with ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’.

President Biden issued a landmark executive order on safe, secure, and trustworthy artificial intelligence. Why we like scary things: the science of recreational fear. ‘Do they have a case’ with Wayne Resnick

Matthew Perry dead at 54. Maine police were alerted weeks ago about shooters’ threats. Suspect had mental health issues and purchased guns legally. United Nations warned Sunday “civil order is starting to break down” in Gaza for thousands of desperate Palestinians. Sharp curves and speeding cars is taking a deadly toll on PCH in Malibu.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick join Bill for Handel on the News. UN warns ‘civil order’ declining in Gaza as thousands take basics from warehouses. Hundreds storm airport in Russia in antisemitic riot. Former Vice President Mike Pence suspends his 2024 presidential bid. Police tried to check on the Maine gunman over concerns he could ‘snap and commit a mass shooting’. Matthew Perry, ‘Friends’ actor, dies of apparent drowningt at age 54.

Host of ‘How To Money’ Sunday 12pm-2pm 8a on KFI Joel Larsgaard joins Bill to talk about the big banks making bank at your expense, married couples leaving money on the table by not getting the full match in their retirement accounts, and the folks at Business Insider just said that now is a great time to buy a house… they're way off. KFI food enthusiast and Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra wraps the show talking about HALLOWEEN. He speaks on the delicious but deadly foods that can kill you, edible bugs, and why eating bugs can save the planet.