Dawn opens Monday addressing the tragic shooting of two Philadelphia police officers in West Philly. We honor the life of 10-year veteran and Air Force veteran Officer Shane Cyber, who was killed in the line of duty, while his partner continues fighting for his life. Dawn breaks down the ongoing barricade situation on a SEPTA bus, the connected homicides in Mount Airy, and Mayor Cherelle Parker's push for expanded involuntary commitment laws to address the city's mental health and crime crises.
The crew welcomes Frank Scales and Ian McGinnis from Surge Philly to react to the weekend’s biggest stories. We look at the ICE officer-involved shooting of an illegal Dominican gang member wielding a machete in New York City and expose how activist groups use playbooks to block independent media. Surge Philly also highlights their fundraising work for the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation to support the families of fallen officers.
Dawn tackles the breaking international news as President Trump considers action after an Iran-backed Houthi strike killed 12 people—including an American—at a Saudi Arabian airport. Plus, we react to Nick Sirianni taking full accountability for the Eagles' painful loss in London, discuss Katie Zuccaria stepping in as press secretary, and look at the economic boom driving businesses out of high-tax states into Florida.
