WCCO 9-Noon

YouTube is changing one of their policies and there's some interesting numbers out about people who stream on Netflix and use their DVRs to record live TV.

What does Cory think of Amy Klobuchar's announcement and how might she be received on the national stage? We start the show with two segments on that before transitioning to some medical news and Cory's first trip to Costco.

Cory gives his review of Amy Klobuchar's announcement that she's running for President. Obviously she will likely win in Minnesota, but does she have what it takes to earn the Democratic nomination?

Cory get back into his feelings about the shooting of a bus driver on 35W earlier in the week before transitioning to some lighter topics to end the week. With talk with Phil Johnston, the director of Ralph Breaks the Internet which is up for an Oscar. And John Garland from The Growler magazine stops by to talk food and drinks in the Twin Cities.

Senator Tina Smith joins Cory at the top of the hour to talk about some issues she's working on and Amy Klobuchar's announcement scheduled for Sunday. We also talk about some Vikings news, science weighing in on hangovers, and some items in today's 'Hey, Did You Hear?.'

Science has spoken about traditional theories on how to avoid a hangover if you've been drinking a little too much. Cory has that news and shares his go-to method.

Senator Tina Smith joined Cory Hepola in studio today. They discussed her push to get back pay for federal workers among several other issues, and the big announcement coming from Amy Klobuchar.

Cory begins with some thoughts on the cold, guns and the shooting on 35W from a couple days ago. Later, we discuss Jeff Bezos' extortion claims against the National Enquirer and attorney Mike Padden joins to weigh in on the 35W shooting and what is facing the shooter as he is in court today.

Cory has some more thoughts and questions about all of the scandal in Virginia politics before some tech talk and an interview with the live announcer for the Oscars Randy Thomas.

What's it like being the voice of the Oscars? Cory spoke with Randy Thomas, the first female live announcer for the Academy Awards about the job as she approaches her tenth Oscars show.