HOUR 3 (11/02): On election eve, Trump talks up the rebuilt Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, while Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris reunite to campaign for Xavier Becerra. Gary and Shannon also cover the NTSB investigation into the Florida jet crash and a doctor’s 15-year sentence in a $45 million Botox scheme. Then, they explain how ARFID differs from picky eating and what cold showers might save you: a few bucks on hot water, maybe even a sick day.

HOUR 3 (11/02): On election eve, Trump talks up the rebuilt Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, while Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris reunite to campaign for Xavier Becerra. Gary and Shannon also cover the NTSB investigation into the Florida jet crash and a doctor&rsquo;s 15-year sentence in a $45 million Botox scheme. Then, they explain how ARFID differs from picky eating and what cold showers might save you: a few bucks on hot water, maybe even a sick day.

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-12pm

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-12pm

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-1pm

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TRUMP TALKS UP THE POOL & THE CASE FOR A COLD SHOWER

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HOUR 1 (11/02): Shannon can’t explain the Chargers’ loss to adults, so what’s she supposed to tell the kids? On election eve, Gary and Shannon weigh Nate Silver’s “blue tsunami” forecast, a surprise endorsement in Michigan and Trump’s plans for his veto pen if Democrats take Congress. New Clay shows off his Carrot Top tattoo on the one-day Shannon forgets her phone. Finally, investigators examine the final radio calls and reports of icing after a Florida Learjet crash killed nine.

HOUR 1 (11/02): Shannon can&rsquo;t explain the Chargers&rsquo; loss to adults, so what&rsquo;s she supposed to tell the kids? On election eve, Gary and Shannon weigh Nate Silver&rsquo;s &ldquo;blue tsunami&rdquo; forecast, a surprise endorsement in Michigan and Trump&rsquo;s plans for his veto pen if Democrats take Congress. New Clay shows off his Carrot Top tattoo on the one-day Shannon forgets her phone. Finally, investigators examine the final radio calls and reports of icing after a Florida Learjet crash killed nine.

THE LEFTY-LEFTERSONS MEET MR. VETO

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HOUR 2 (11/02): Former allies Karen Bass and Nithya Raman are facing off for mayor. Gary and Shannon ask whether L.A. voters want a political shift or just want City Hall to get the basics right. Shannon’s Halloween rule: If you identify as a trick-or-treater, you count. Plus, weekend TV picks from The Diplomat to Slow Horses, how winter storms could worsen flooding during California’s highest tides, and a Tampa Bay win without a single completed pass.

HOUR 2 (11/02): Former allies Karen Bass and Nithya Raman are facing off for mayor. Gary and Shannon ask whether L.A. voters want a political shift or just want City Hall to get the basics right. Shannon&rsquo;s Halloween rule: If you identify as a trick-or-treater, you count. Plus, weekend TV picks from The Diplomat to Slow Horses, how winter storms could worsen flooding during California&rsquo;s highest tides, and a Tampa Bay win without a single completed pass.

IS L.A. TURNING LEFT OR JUST FED UP?

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HOUR 2 (10/31): One estimate puts the cost of raising a child to 18 at $389,000 for a middle-income family. Gary and Shannon remember what they spent on sports gear and ask when giving your kid a good start became a competition with every parent on your feed. Is the price tag convincing some people to skip parenthood altogether? Then, why do some politicians tell a harder-luck version of their childhood than the facts support?

HOUR 2 (10/31): One estimate puts the cost of raising a child to 18 at $389,000 for a middle-income family. Gary and Shannon remember what they spent on sports gear and ask when giving your kid a good start became a competition with every parent on your feed. Is the price tag convincing some people to skip parenthood altogether? Then, why do some politicians tell a harder-luck version of their childhood than the facts support?

OVERTIME: THAT’LL BE $389,000. HAPPY 18TH BIRTHDAY!

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TRUMP TALKS UP THE POOL & THE CASE FOR A COLD SHOWER

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