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It’s the first day of summer and sadly that means there will be stories of jerks leaving their dogs in hot cars. Meanwhile, a spate of news stories suggests people may be getting dumber by the day. Plus, a Colorado man rescued a fawn who was stuck in a fence, and it immediately darted into his house and settled in his bathtub.
Garry has found the calorie count for a lot of popular foods, and they aren’t pretty. Meanwhile, it’s been overshadowed by terror attack but now Disney is reeling from the 2-year old who was killed by an alligator. But Garry thinks that once again the animal is being blamed for doing what it naturally does. Plus, another double rainbow is making news, this time in the wake of the Orlando attack.
A bride-to-be in China was astonished to discover her fiancé and her mother appeared in the same holiday photo – 15 years before they met and fell in love. Meanwhile, yet another 5-year-old kid gets his head stuck in a water pipe, with his parents not around. Plus, thieves in New York ripped off an Apple store by walking in dressed as employees.
Garry reacts to the shooting at an Orlando night club over the weekend, which is being called the worst terror attack on American soil since 9/11. Plus, Garry checks in with technology guru Dan Fedor.
Garry talks with financial guru Terry Savage. Meanwhile, a guy was caught on video trying to kidnap a child. Luckily the mother was able to stop it, but the video has gone viral. Plus, a girl who got in trouble for showing up to school without a bra has fought back and caused a nation-wide sensation.
Garry talks to Chicago Tribune columnist about his recollections on boxing legend Muhammad Ali. Meanwhile, the head honcho of Hostess has bought the Playboy Mansion, so there will be Twinkies to go along with the Ho-hos. Plus, a girl responded to her group’s princess dress up day by dressing up as a hot dog.
A golden retriever liked his doggy day care so much that he walked over a mile to get there on his own when he was actually scheduled to be there. Meanwhile, a blind Louisiana man is suing McDonald’s because he says the fast food chain’s late-night drive-thru policy discriminates against people who are visually impaired. Plus, an Oklahoma couple has put a “safe room” on their wedding registry, and it’s more common than you may think.
