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Heath officials are pointing to another new epicenter of the COVID-19 Virus. Where is it? Meanwhile four months into the pandemic there are still many unanswered questions. NBC News Radio's Bill Zimpfer has the latest numbers with Tony.
A lot of news is coming out of Washington. From another possible stimulus plan to withdrawing troops from Afghanistan. NBC News Radio's Michael Bower sits down with Tony to breakdown the very latest in a roundup from the nation’s capital
31 Million Have Withdrawn, Plan to Withdraw from Retirement Savings Due to COVID-19 - Bankrate.com’s chief financial analyst, Greg McBride joins Tony with what you should do.
Practically everyone agrees the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis was abhorrent and unjustified. But sadly, he joins a list of victims like Philando Castile killed after a routine traffic stop or Eric Garner who died in a similar fashion, accused of selling illegal cigarettes. Police departments are now teaching de-escalation skills, the use of non-lethal tactics, diversity training and enhanced screening of police recruits. However, ongoing incidents of police using excessive force persists. Brad discusses, beyond training and screening, what can be done to reduce these needless deaths. He also raises the thorny issue of how we have become more divisive as a country, intolerant of those who do not agree with us -- and who look different from us. Police officers are only human, but the loss of empathy for fellow human beings, regardless of whether the person may have committed violent act, means we will continue to have these senseless deaths. Just like fighting COVID-19, we must work together, despite out differences, and help each other in times of need. ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett joins Tony to discuss.
The news has been dominated both locally and abroad with stories of local police at odds with communities. Joining Tony to talk about it is Metro Council President David James ahead of tonight's Metro Council meeting.