It's gathered over 5.7 million hits in just 6 days. Give a listen. What famous music clip can you hear as this person (who evidently has way too much time on their hands) works this math equation? See for yourself in today's "Video of the Day"
More snow than expected blankets the metro. Mayor Greg Fischer joins Tony to talk about road crew efforts and more.
What began as a social media prank has become a hazardous dare to ingest laundry detergent. And now the “Tide Pod Challenge” has attracted the attention of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. In the first month of 2018, dozens of cases of exposure have been reported to poison control centers. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest with Tony.
Secretary of State Tillerson is in Vancouver for a summit meeting of U.S. allies. North Korea will be the topic. Who's attending? Who's not? (China). What message will they send to Kim Jong Un? NBC News Radio Correspondent Bill Zimpfer has the latest from the Foreign Desk with Tony.
Pope Francis arrived in Chile's capital Monday night for a visit expected to be met with protests over sexual abuse by priests and confronted by many Chileans deeply skeptical about the Roman Catholic Church. It's the pope's first visit to the nation of 17 million people since being elected in 2013. It comes at a time when many Chileans are furious over Francis' 2015 decision to appoint a bishop close to the Rev. Fernando Karadima, who the Vatican found guilty in 2011 of abusing dozens of minors over decades. "It's not just time for the pope to ask for forgiveness for the abuses but also to take action," said Juan Carlos Cruz, a victim of Karadima. Over the next three days, Francis is scheduled to celebrate Mass in Santiago, the southern city of Temuco and the northern city of Iquique. On Thursday, the pope will go to Peru for a three-day visit. ABC's Tom Rivers breaks down his visit with Tony.
Will the government shutdown...or not? It’ll be four days before the furloughs start going out, unless lawmakers stop digging in and can somehow find common ground, or unless Democrats back down on DACA and agree to another short term spending measure. Meanwhile Lindsey Graham told reporters in South Carolina that he’ll keep working forward to try to reach a DACA deal. NBC News Radio’s Sharon Reid is keeping an eye on developments inside the beltway and checks in with Tony.