Hour 2 (11.11) 7:05 — Tonight’s in-studio guests are David and Lulu Kling, old friends of Conway. David served proudly with CHP for nearly 30 years before he retired. Their daughter, Palm Springs Police Officer Lesie Zerebny, along with her partner, Officer Jose Vega, were killed in the line of duty by a career criminal while responding to a domestic violence call. Leslie was a rookie, the newest higher at Palm Springs PD, who had only been serving for under two years when she was killed. Officer Lesie had only recently given birth to her daughter Cora, who is now aged 10. The man who murdered Officer Leslie has been on death row but will now not face the death penalty thanks to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order this week to commute every death-row inmate to life in prison.  

7:20 — Back to more with David and Lulu Kling, whose daughter was killed in the line of duty in 2016. David and Lulu Kling are the parents of Palm Springs Police Officer Lesley Zerebny, a 27-year-old mother who was fatally shot in the line of duty alongside her partner, Officer Jose "Gil" Vega, on October 8, 2016. Now, there murderer’s death sentence has been overturned to life in prison without parole, and it drives us all nuts, the injustice of it all. Timmy discusses with the Klings what happened when they found out Newsom overturned their daughter’s murderer’s death sentence and what it all means.  

7:35 — It’s been hotter than usual these past few days, but this weekend it’s going to be wet, wet, wet. And up in the Sieras and Mammoth, they’re going to get loads of snow. Out in the desert at the Morongo, where the Conway crew and select listeners will be Saturday night to celebrate Timmy’s birthday, there’s a 75% chance of rain. Meanwhile, No Tip, a startup delivery service that launched in Venice, will begin delivering food from Costco — at a massive markup! For example, a $10 Costco pizza will cost you $30 for home delivery. 

7:50 — It seems that nowadays, everyone is sick. Emergency rooms across the country are seeing people with respiratory viruses. Just how vaccinated is The Conway Show crew? Meanwhile, in Irvine, instead of ding, dong, ditch, kids are amping up the annoyance factor by kicking in doors as part of the new social media door-kick challenge that rises to the level of vandalism. Kids these days — are they getting stupider?