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Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - Thursday, June 06, 2013
7:00 am - 4:00 pm
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TUESDAY - WILLS AND SNYDER IN THE MORNING
8:10AM - TOTAL TRIBE COVERAGE – INDIANS PBP JIM ROSENHAUES will Preview The TIGERS Series with Bill-Mike.
8:25AM – TEA PARTY LOOKS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MOMENT, BUT WILL THEY SUCCEED? –Trey Hardin, ABC News Political Analyst, Washington DC will talk to Bill about the tea party getting its groove back Shouts of vindication from around the country suggest the movement’s leaders certainly think so.
6:35AM - REFINERY WOES CAUSE NATIONWIDE GAS PRICE SPIKE - Financial Strategist CLARK HODGES will talk to Bill about the roller coaster year for gas prices, which began the year averaging $3.29 a gallon, then zoomed to $3.78 in February before dropping to $3.50 last month. Current average price: $3.60. Troubles at several oil refineries are driving gasoline prices sharply higher in the Midwest, and the regional shortages are expected to boost pump prices nationwide.
6:10AM - MARK DODOSH, EDITOR CRAIN’S CLEVELAND BUSINESS will talk to Bill about “Geis says it will rise to tall task" and "St. Clair is bringing creative types home - permanently."
8:40AM - $$JORDAN GOODMAN$$ from Moneyanswers.com will talk to Bill about IRS Scandal and Latest in Money.
FOX NEWS will cover your World…Plus, Traffic-Weather-all the Local Morning News.
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Pope Benedict XVI has today become the first pope since the Middle Ages to resign his post, announcing he will do so at the end of the month because he lacks the strength needed for the job, reports Reuters. The move was "entirely unexpected," the BBC notes.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan, ArchBishop of NY explains to Matt Lauer of TODAY show on the next steps to take place in getting a New Pope.
