WCCO 9-Noon

How did Astros owner Jim Crane screw things up so badly yesterday when all he needed to do was apologize? And what is up on Valentine's Day for Roshini Rajkumar? Cory speaks with Roshini about that and more.

Our guy Mike Padden joins Cory with his opinion on a lawsuit brought against the Astros by a former Blue Jays pitcher. They also talk about a request from Lori Loughlin's legal team and a settlement involving the Minneapolis City Council and Terrance Franklin, who was shot and killed by police in 2013.

The Rink Live hockey writer Jess Myers joined Cory with reaction to Wild GM Bill Guerin firing Bruce Boudreau moments after the news broke.

Who better to judge Cory's Valentine's Day gift than his own wife? Camille joins the show to let us know what she thinks of a guy who gives his wife a Visa gift card on Valentine's Day.

Roger McNamee, one of the earliest investors in Facebook, joins Cory to talk about how Facebook and other big tech companies are already impacting our elections across the country, how we got to this point and what can be done.

Dr. Love joins Cory in studio with his opinion on Cory's Valentine's Day gift to his wife and a story about how even he, Dr. Love, can screw up the day of love.

Minnesota is out of federal compliance in regards to investments for childcare in the state. Cory spoke with Chad Dunkley of the Minnesota Child Care Association about the problem and a new funding solution announced today in St. Paul.

Members of the Houston Astros, including the team's owner, are speaking about the cheating scandal today and Cory can't help himself from ripping them both for what they did and what they are saying about it.

Timberwolves COO Ryan Tanke joins Cory in studio to talk about the excitement surrouding the club following last week's trades and a huge new season-ticket promotion.

Cory has another conversation with local businessman Roger Steele and, once again, things go a little sideways.