Dawn's Big Three anchors the 10 AM hour as we revisit the morning's major stories in greater depth. We examine the sentencing of Mirvan Dinler, the former Uber driver convicted in connection with the rape of a Villanova student, and discuss the length of the prison term, his immigration status, and the victim's experience. Dawn and the crew question the handling of the case and react to the news coverage. We also follow developing details surrounding a deadly apartment-building collapse in Brooklyn, including the rescue of a pregnant woman, the emotional response from her husband, and the dangerous conditions facing firefighters searching the rubble. We hear about the death of longtime sports broadcaster Dan Hicks and reflect on his family and years covering major sporting events.
The hour continues with Nvidia's leadership controversy, the company's stock losses, and the allegations surrounding Jensen Huang. We bring Nick's museum-step fall back into the conversation and replay the video as Tony discusses the value of a good live sports call. We also revisit the disturbing door-kicking incident in Upper Darby and the dangers that can arise when teenagers attempt viral pranks at occupied homes. Our extended look at the SS United States includes footage of its sinking, a discussion about the vessel's speed records and Philadelphia history, and details concerning the artificial reef being created off Florida. Tony adds another ridiculous chapter to the morning by producing a mock presidential proclamation dedicating a Florida lake to himself.
Nov 12, 2026
