Show ID: 310250 Start at: 1/05/2009 10:00 pm PST Description: breezy excursion radio w/ dj b-strut

Obama catches heat from the leftAdded: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 02:55

President-elect Obama meets with lawmakers to discuss his proposed stimulus package, while Bill Richardson withdraws his nomination as Commerce Secretary.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 05:50

News you may have missedAdded: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 02:48

Jan. 5: Vice President Dick Cheney appeared on CBS' Face the Nation and while discussing the economic collapse claimed the Bush administration did everything they could to deal with the aftermath of 9/11.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 02:20

Jan. 5: The death toll in Gaza stood at 550 on Monday as Palestinians pressed the United Nations for a truce. NBC's Richard Engel reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 03:48

Jan. 5: Ride along with the newly outfitted Baghdad fire department as they combat dangerous challenges and often harrowing choices in one of the most difficult jobs in Iraq. NBC's Sohel Uddin has details.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 02:50

Jan. 5: The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne talks about New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson's decision to withdraw from his nomination as Secretary of Commerce and Barack Obama's choice of Leon Panetta to CIA Director.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 04:58

Jan. 5: Hoping to put to rest rumors that he was again suffering from pancreatic cancer, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said Monday he is suffering from a hormone imbalance that has caused dramatic weight loss in the past year. NBC's Brian Williams reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Dura …

Jan. 5: The first President Bush thinks his son Jeb would make a fine President--or perhaps a fine U.S. Senator from Florida, if he runs in 2010 as has been rumored. NBC's Brian Williams reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 00:27

Jan. 5: Griffin Bell, who died Monday at 90, was routinely described as a courtly and lawyerly Southerner who had worked to help desegregate the Atlanta schools. NBC's Brian Williams reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 00:31

Jan. 5: The Irish company Waterford Wedgewood, which also owns Royal Doulton china, has been put into receivership, the equivalent of bankruptcy in the U.S. NBC's Brian Williams reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 00:26

Jan. 5: An official at the Bahamas funeral home that handled services for John Travolta's son Jett says the death certificate shows the 16-year-old died from a seizure Friday.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 00:21

Jan. 5: The Senate saw significant shifts Monday as Al Franken was declared the winner in Minnesota's recount and Roland Burris arrived from Illinois to take up his appointment. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 02:15

The coroner's office rules that sixteen-year-old Jett Travolta's seizure disorder caused his death. Get the latest.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 00:54

Even the Hollywood elite go on crummy dates! Hear the "Bride Wars" babe dish on her dating horror stories.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 01:32

Jan. 5: A Boston-born Israeli firefighter learns to live on high alert. NBC's Martin Fletcher reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 02:04

Jan. 5: Israel is pounding Hamas targets as world leaders are pushing for a truce. Could the Mideast violence help or hurt an Obama administration? MSNBC’s Pat Buchanan and NBC’s Harold Ford, Jr. debate.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 09:19

Jan. 5: The news was even worse than expected for American automakers as December 2008 reports showed staggeringly low sales. CNBC's Phil Lebeau reports.Added: January 06, 2009Air date: January 05, 2009Duration: 01:14