Hour one of the Todd and Don Show:
• The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas expects job growth in Texas to slow in the second half of 2018
• the Texas Education Agency will label school districts with an A, B, C, D or F and campuses with a rating of “met requirement” or “improvement required,” based on performance in the 2017-18 school year
• A car crashed into barriers outside the U.K. Houses of Parliament on Tuesday morning in a suspected terrorist attack, injuring several people just yards away from the site of an attack last year
Hour two of the Todd and Don Show:
• TECH NEWS:
-Passwords for HBO and other streaming services are being sold on the dark web
-Google has admitted to tracking and storing information on users even if they have turned off location history
• Children discovered at an “extremist Muslim” compound in New Mexico were both trained to use firearms and taught multiple tactical techniques in order to kill teachers, law enforcement and other institutions they found corrupt
• A gun used by Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lupe Valdez when she was Dallas County sheriff has not been returned
Hour three of the Todd and Don Show:
• The FDA is considering a ban on flavoring of e-cigarette liquids because of an epidemic of teens vaping
• The man accused of fatally shooting a black father at a parking lot in Clearwater, Florida instituting the “stand your ground” law has been charged with manslaughter
• An Austin school district bus driver who admitted touching a 5-year-old student inappropriately several times was arrested Friday and charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child
Hour four of the Todd and Don Show:
• Omarosa says she has audio of White House aides talking about a possible fallout in regards to the President using the N-word
• An Austin attorney is suing the city over the wording of a November ballot measure about a citywide audit. Activists collected more than 30,000 signatures asking the city to hire a third party to conduct an efficiency audit of all its departments
• McDonald’s opened a flagship restaurant in Chicago that is made of glass to try and revitalize the brand. The company and franchisee owners will invest $3 Billion to overhaul restaurants by 2020
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