The Bill Handel Show

President Biden Heads to Israel War in the Middle East challenges Biden’s defense strategy. Divide Here at Home: Israel-Hama war divide comes home to U.S. college campuses. Secret Deal: How Remington signed a product placement deal that put real rifle in “Call of Duty” videogame. Fentanyl: Sinaloa Cartel’s message to its members: Stop making fentanyl or die.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick join Bill for Handel on the News. Biden to visit Israel as U.S. push for border opening stalls. Hamas releases video of 21-year-old women taken hostage. How the House speaker vote works and what to watch for. Sen. Laphonza Butler says she has COVID-19. Brussels Shooting: Police kill suspected extremist. Judge grants gag order in Trump’s 2020 election case. Hey, California: Federal tax filing deadline extended to November 16. Home sales on track for slowest year since housing bust.

Hostages: Are they still alive? Have they been killed? Why has Hamas not shown video of them being alive? California is one of 7 recipients to receive $1.2BIL for hydrogen power. ‘Do They Have a Case’ with Wayne Resnick.

How the U.S. became Israel’s closest ally. Kaiser Permanente labor deal shows why short, disruptive strikes are becoming more common and effective. What happens if you force companies to reveal how much they contribute to climate change. A new law allows homeowners to sell ADU’s like condos.

Wayne Resnick and Chris Little join Bill for Handel on the News. Biden warns Israel against occupying Gaza as ground invasion appears near. FBI sees increase in reported threats in wake of attacks in Israel. Two sources have confirmed that Mehdi Hasan, Ayman Mohieddine, and Ali Vellshi were “quietly taken out of anchor’s chair since Hamas’ attack on Israel.” Exclusive: U.S. to send 2nd aircraft carrier to eastern Mediterranean. New law will allow some Mexican residents to pay in-state tuition at California community colleges.

KFI investigative reporter and host of ‘Unsolved’ Steve Gregory joins the Bill Handel Show to share an update on the deputies injured in a fire inside a mobile shooting range during a training exercise and what we can look forward to on the upcoming NEW season of Unsolved. Neil Saavedra closes the show with a fresh edition of ‘Foodie Friday’ featuring California NOT banning Skittles, Chipotle’s new robot, McDonald’s Boo Buckets, and the newly instituted penalty in the Bay Area for brunch vomiters.

Offense and Defense: Ground offensive coming from Israel and the Iron Dome- How it was developed. Chaos as Scalise withdraws as speaker candidate – What can’t get done without a speaker. Crime is down. But fear is up: Why is L.A. still perceived as dangerous? Texas prisoner executed on World Day Against Death Penalty – had history of mental illness.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick join Bill for Handel on the News. Israel-Hamas War: Israel orders hundreds of thousands of civilians to evacuate Gaza city. Blinken says no ‘direct evidence’ that Iran was involved in the Hamas attack on Israel. Law enforcement steps up patrols of Jewish houses of worship, businesses as calls for attacks in the U.S. intensify online. Steve Scalise ends bid to become next House speaker. U.S., Qatar agree to stop Iran from tapping $6BIL fund after Hamas attack.

No power, water or fuel to Gaza until hostages freed, says Israeli minister. Why video streaming services are getting more expensive. Host of “Later, With Mo Kelly” comes on the show to give the latest on Mary Liu Retton, Taylor Swift shutting down Los Angeles… again, and the SAG-AFTRA talks faltering.

Netanyahu sets up emergency Israeli unity government and war cabinet. How Amazon’s Ring camera network alters L.A neighborhoods. Albertsons merger could kill 5,750 Southern California jobs: Bill to pay severance gets vetoed. If it’s under $5 it’s free: the logic of “girl math” and “boy math.”