Wayne is in for Handel this morning and here's his entire broadcast day!

Handel and the morning crew discuss the latest news stories like Baby Yoda kitten up for adoption after being found by Bobcat Firefighters, amoeba found in a child's brain, and CSU Long Beach under quarantine after student coronavirus outbreak.

Handel on the news with the morning crew discussing the top news of the morning such as the woman who drove through a group of protestors in Yorba Linda, NFL's Joe Montana stops a woman from kidnapping his grandaughter, and we prep ourselves for the presidential debate taking place tomorrow (Tuesday, September 29).

Handel discusses the protests in Louisville and gets the latest from ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan who is live from Louisville. Also, he talks about how few public schools are pursing elementary waivers and how finding "lost" students has gotten harder. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the first woman to lie in state at the US Capitol, Handel explains the procedures of the ceremony and the history of it as well. Handel expresses why he believes that we need to stop thinking of it as the "first" woman/person of color/etc. And it's Foodie Friday, so Handel asks The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra what the deal is with pumpkin spice and the new laws signed in California with regards to delivery apps.

Handel and the morning crew discuss the latest news stories like Ruth Bader Ginsburg becoming the first woman to lie in state at the US Capitol building, protests takings place throughout the country to demand justice for Breonna Taylor and the Bobcat Fire is now 50% contained.

Handel on the news with the morning crew discussing the top news of the morning such as firefighters getting the containment of the Bobcat Fire up to 50%, 2 vehicles plowing through protestors in Downtown LA last night and a man being charged in the shooting of 2 Louisville police officers during protests over Breonna Taylor's death.

Handel discusses the protests in Louisville and gets the latest from ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan who is live from Louisville. Handel also talks about why so few police officers are charged and convicted in these situations. The sale of new gas-powered cars has been banned in California starting in 2035. Trump had some interesting comments on the transfer of power if he were to lose the election so Handel shares his thoughts on that as well. He also talks about who will be the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Handel on the news with the morning crew discussing the latest news of the morning such as the dismay over the lack of charges in the Breonna Taylor case, the CDC saying more than 90% of Americans are still susceptible to the coronavirus, and Mayor Garcetti saying that USC Pharmacy school teams will give free flu shots around LA in October.

Handel on the news with the morning crew discussing the top news of the morning such as 1 ex-officer charged with shooting into a neighbors apartment in the Breonna Taylor case. Also 2 Louisville police officers were shot during protests over the grand jury decision and protests occurring in Los Angeles in support of of those protesting in Louisville.

Handel discusses the FDA announcing they will have tougher standards for a COVID-19 vaccine so it might take longer to approve. He also discusses the state auditor blasting the UC system for admitting unqualified students based on wealthy connections and how to make the most of starting a new job remotely!