One of the biggest problems: The pants are see-through. L.A.'s Afternoon News connected with Sam Blum, who covers The Angels for The Athletic. 

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One of the biggest problems: The pants are see-through. L.A.'s Afternoon News connected with Sam Blum, who covers The Angels for The Athletic. 
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There's turbulence ... the type of choppy air that just about every long haul flight runs into, resulting in bumps and shakes of an airplane ... and then there's the type of turbulence that sends passengers to the hospital.

That was, unfortunately, the experience of a Singapore Airlines flight last night ... where extreme turbulence got so bad, 31 people onboard were injured to the point of having to be hospitalized.  One passenger ended up dying of a heart attack.

Thanks to climate change, flights are being shaken and jarred with more intensity than ever before.

Laura Einsetler is a veteran and active commercial airline pilot with over 30 years experience ... she's certified on just about all of Boeing's big jets.

There's turbulence ... the type of choppy air that just about every long haul flight runs into, resulting in bumps and shakes of an airplane ... and then there's the type of turbulence that sends passengers to the hospital.
That was, unfortunately, the experience of a Singapore Airlines flight last night ... where extreme turbulence got so bad, 31 people onboard were injured to the point of having to be hospitalized.  One passenger ended up dying of a heart attack.
Thanks to climate change, flights are being shaken and jarred with more intensity than ever before.
Laura Einsetler is a veteran and active commercial airline pilot with over 30 years experience ... she's certified on just about all of Boeing's big jets.

Climate change-induced intense turbulence predicted to only get worse for airline passengers

The prosecution and defense arguments concluded today in Donald Trump's criminal fraud case in Manhattan.  

Juliet Papa has been covering the Trump trial for news radio station 1010 WINS in New York City ... she tells us that highlights from the case have included a feisty Stormy Daniels ... and a calm, cool and collected Michael Cohen.

But the strangest thing she's seen so far was a clash between the judge in the case and a witness for Trump.

Papa says she can't predict what the verdict will be. 

She says the jurors have been highly engaged with arguments, BUT this is a highly technical paperwork fraud case over a hush money payment. 

Court will be back in session for closing arguments next Tuesday.

The prosecution and defense arguments concluded today in Donald Trump's criminal fraud case in Manhattan.  
Juliet Papa has been covering the Trump trial for news radio station 1010 WINS in New York City ... she tells us that highlights from the case have included a feisty Stormy Daniels ... and a calm, cool and collected Michael Cohen.
But the strangest thing she's seen so far was a clash between the judge in the case and a witness for Trump.
Papa says she can't predict what the verdict will be. 
She says the jurors have been highly engaged with arguments, BUT this is a highly technical paperwork fraud case over a hush money payment. 
Court will be back in session for closing arguments next Tuesday.

Inside the Trump trial courtroom:  With closing arguments on tap, what has it been like to watch the first former U.S. president on trial?

"Friends" star Matthew Perry died with significant levels of the drug ketamine in his blood stream.

While Perry was receiving prescribed ketamine from a psychiatrist as part of his therapy for depression ... it was pretty clear that Perry was getting large additional quantities of the anesthetic drug.

And that's what the DEA and LAPD are investigating.  But how does someone get their hands on illicit ketamine?

KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman put that question to Dr. Adam Pruett, he's a psychiatrist practicing in Vermont ... and was one of the early adopters of ketamine for therapeutic purposes.

"Friends" star Matthew Perry died with significant levels of the drug ketamine in his blood stream.
While Perry was receiving prescribed ketamine from a psychiatrist as part of his therapy for depression ... it was pretty clear that Perry was getting large additional quantities of the anesthetic drug.
And that's what the DEA and LAPD are investigating.  But how does someone get their hands on illicit ketamine?
KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman put that question to Dr. Adam Pruett, he's a psychiatrist practicing in Vermont ... and was one of the early adopters of ketamine for therapeutic purposes.

MLB's new uniforms are a little too revealing

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