The San Bernardino County Child Services is being sued on behalf of nearly 6,000 kids and is being deemed "too broken to fix." If you love brunch as much as Handel does, you'll be pleased to know it's now an event being served seven days a week! And it's being suggested that California crack down on cash apps that target women and could easily trap them into hefty loads of debt.

Bill takes a look at the debt ceiling timeline; when will Medicaid, Social Security and other payments become jeopardized? Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy stemming from the January 6th, 2021 insurrection. An investigation has been launched following the death of a Navy Seal candidate and has prompted an overhaul in the "Hell Week" training course. And new details have emerged in the Donald Trump Mar-a-Lago classified documents case, as there allegedly was a "dress rehearsal" for moving the sensitive papers found there.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for a Friday edition of Handel on the News! The trio give an update on the discussions being had regarding the debt ceiling and the looming June 1st deadline. San Bernardino County child services is facing a class-action lawsuit on behalf of more than 5,800 youths who, at times, were unprotected and sometimes in danger. And the Metro board is backing a whopping $9B budget, which includes more safety officers and custodians.

KFI Anchor, Business Expert and Host of MACRO Jason Middleton joins the show to talk some business! We are slowly but surely being overwhelmed with streaming services that require subscriptions; who will figure out how to rebuild pay-television first? Interest rate increases may not yet be done. And the home improvement boom in America may be fizzling out. Then, there's technology utilizing ChatGPT to make mind-reading a reality?!

The Queen of Rock & Roll Tina Turner passed away yesterday at the age of 83 - we remember her. Then, the battle wages on in Washington when it comes to the debt-ceiling, and whether we should freeze or cut spending. A California State Senate bill could provide aid to firefighters and first responders expereincing PTSD. And as we head into travel season, one flight attendant has some etiquette rules when it comes to flying.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Legendary Singer Tina Turner passed away yesterday at the age of 83. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputies are challening the tattoo and gang probe orders. And the zero-bail policy is back in effect, as Los Angeles can no longer jail arrestees before their arraignment.

Amanda Gorma's inaugural poem is the latest included in a book ban following a single parent's complaint. And an Ashley Madison Study is challenging long-held beliefs about infidelity - new research reveals people who cheat still deeply love their partner, yet show little regret.

State regulators have given the Los Angeles County two months to move 300 youths out of troubled juvenile halls. A surgeon general has warned that social media may not be safe for young people, advising parents toi "Protect [their] kids now." Americans lost an estimated $87B to robocalls and scams last year, and now 49 Attorney Generals are suing the company responsible. And an AI scanner called Evolv used in hundreds of US schools and stadiums failed to catch 42% of large knives attempted in a series of walk-throughs.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. L.A. County now must move nearly 300 youths out of juvenile halls. U.S. surgeon general has issued a major advisory when it comes to social media use and its impact on teens' mental health. And Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is set to announce his presidential candidacy later today via Twitter, according to sources.

KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro returns for 'Tech Tuesday'! HBO Max becomes just 'Max' today as the subscription service expands the content it offers, Amazon has a new tablet coming out that seems competitve for the cost, and a kitten scam has people paying an arm and a leg in advance! Then, Bill takes a look at the Colorado River Deal and examines what the impact might look like on the state of Californial. And does God exist? Only half of Americans confidently say yes, and then there's the 7% that are non-believers.