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SwampWatch: Trump back in NYC courtroom to determine if he’s immune from criminal prosecution, Supreme court arguments continue. Harvey Weinstein’s case overturned. TechTalk: Marc Saltzman explains the look between the two letters on your key meme. Secret Service agent on VP Harris' detail removed from assignment after physical fight while on duty, he was hospitalized after exhibiting distressing behavior.

Whatshappening: Protesters setting up shop in UCLA after the events in USC. Rumors of Beyoncé appearing at stage coach have been cycling around social media. Savvys Café owned by Savannah Bedjakian. Savvvys is a family-owned café offering elegant modern houseplant aesthetics. StrangeScience: Netherland scientist make a new organ discovery inside our head, behind our nose. Dying Grandma gets pig kidney replacement for her failing kidney. NASA's analysis of the Apollo seismic data indicated that the Moon possessed a solid, iron-rich inner core — with a radius of nearly 150 miles. Shark adapted to eating hard shells

Pro-Palestinian protest in college campuses continue to escalate, leading to closures and heightened police presence. China building new outpost in Antigua, inching closer to U.S. doorstep. Trump appeals to the supreme court, hoping to win their favor. Does a president have immunity for the actions taken during office? Five Military horses in London were spooked by construction and proceeded to cause chaos throughout the city. Colliding with vehicles, including a double decker bus and taxi.

A suspect has been arrested in the shooting of a Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy on a motorcycle who was waiting at a West Covina stoplight Monday when he was shot in the back. The Shooter had a lengthy criminal past, Sheriff admits suspect should have been in custody before the incident. Blake Troli joins Gary and Shannon to speak about the fatal stabbing of a Metro passenger. Ephraim Hunter could face 13 years and 4 months for breaking into Mayor Karen Bass’ home. Reggie Bush is getting his 2005 Heisman Memorial Trophy back after having had to relinquish the award in 2010.

Swamp Watch: House Speaker Mike Johnson going to visit Columbia University to meet with Jewish students. China setting up new outpost in Antigua, prime minister agrees to Chinas offer. Russia’s presence in Haiti strengths as U.S. keeps its distance. Justin Worsham joins Gary and Shannon to speak about 4 ways to raise mentally strong children, according to psychologists and parenting experts. Mother upset that she wasn’t allowed to attend Birthday party, says son can’t attend for safety issue.

#WhatsHappening: A scary moment involving a Lufthansa Airlines flight was captured on video at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday. A Jumbo Jet, was attempting to land when it hit the runway hard and bounced, prompting the pilot to abort. WhatchaWatchinWednesday: FallOut show based of popular video game gives us nods to old westerns, from the creators or West World. Under the bridge, based on a true story about a 14 year old girl who went missing.

Gary and Shannon talk about Columbia University cancelling classes because of protest on campus. BAC’s Mark Remillard joins the show to give the latest ion the Trump hush money trial. The Supreme Court appears to be divided on the ruling that would prevent homeless sleeping on the streets. A manhunt is underway in Washington for a former cop after two women are found dead and 1-year-old child is abducted.

Gary and Shannon start off the second hour of the show by talking about LAPD’s new headquarters not having working phones for weeks. Disneylands $1.9 million massive expansion is officially happening. Shannon shares a PSA for people who are putting off any sort of dental work.

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Shannon is off today, and Gary starts the shows off by talking about 40 pro-Palestinian protesters being arrested on campus of Yale University. Columbia University will hold classes remotely due to several protests on campus. Opening statements are underway in former President Trump’s hush money trial.The Supreme Court are hearing a case on regulating homeless encampments.

KFI’s Blake Troli joins Gary to talk about a suspect breaking to LA Mayor Bass’ home. Governor Gavin Newsom proposes a new law to help residents in Arizona get abortions in California.  Rooftop solar panels are flooding California power grid. KFI’s Debra Mark joins the show fresh off a vacation to talk about the flooding in Dubai.

Swamp Watch. Comedian Bert Kreischer joins Gary to talk about his upcoming shows.

What’s Happening. ABC’s Alex Stone joins the show to talk about construction beginning of a high speed rail line from Rancho Cucamonga to Las Vegas. ABC’s Jason Nathanson comes on the show to discuss Taylor Swift breaking records with her latest album.

Israel has carried out an airstrike on Iran. Isarael has not connected on the attack. 12 jurors have been selected in former President Trump’s hush money trial.  Taylor Swift releases her surprise double album.

Gary and Shannon start off the local hour by talking about a California group gathering signatures to repeal Prop 47. Seven of the ten saftest California cities are in Orange County. A pet cremation service is scamming customers.

Swamp Watch. KFI’s Steve Gregory joins the show to preview part of Sex, Drugs and Social Media.

What’s Happening. ABC’s Jason Nathanson joins the show for a weekend entertainment report. #NineNewsNuggetsYouNeedToKnow.

Gary and Shannon start the show by talking about jury selection in Trump’s hush money trial. Defense attorneys for Bryan Kohberger will testify that his cell phone was outside of Moscow on the night of the Idaho murders. The Indiana Fever reporter has apologized to Caitlin Clark for his awkward comments during a press conference.

A group of homeless Californians have built a house along the 110 freeway with rock walls, a garden, a barbecue grill, a hammock, decorative string lights, potted plants and working electricity between the freeway and the Arroyo Seco in Los Angeles. For some time now, Fentanyl has been the leading cause of drug overdoses. No cocaine and meth overdoses are on the rise. Google has fired 28 workers for protesting the company's $1.2 billion contract to provide the Israeli government and military with cloud and artificial intelligence services.