Wbal News Now With Bryan Nehman

Lt. Col. Daniel L. Davis weighs in on Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria.

Bryan Nehman looks into what household chores can hurt relationships and why WBAL's John Patti uses the dishwater for...not dish washing.

Joanna Sullivan from the Baltimore Business Journal joins the program to discuss where we are with Port Covington and if it is still expected to fulfill expectations some have set for the location.

Bryan Nehman talks with county executive Barry Glassman on Harford County's plan to hire more school resource officers. Also, Jason Gay answers the question....Is there such a thing as free baseball?

Director of the Goucher Poll Mileah Kromer joins the program for our weekly discussion of local politics. Also, TV Guide's Matt Roush calls in to take a look into Roseanne's comeback and success.

Former U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia and an advisor to President Trump on non-Russia related matters Joe DiGenova joins the program. DiGenova says he has spoken with President Trump several times since announcing he will not be joining Trump's legal team.

Author of "Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes On The World" Gordon Chang joins the program to examine the potential meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.

Bryan Nehman, Brett Hollander and Keith Mills discuss the 2018 season and play over/under for the Orioles.

Dan Daley, a senior fellow at FairVote, joins the program to discuss how the Supreme Court Gerrymandering Case Could Change Politics In The Future. Also, C4 stops by to discuss Baltimore's emergency dispatch getting hacked over the weekend.

Gov. Larry Hogan joins the program in studio and shares his outlook on school safety, amidst other issues. Also, Mileah Kromer of the Goucher Poll checks in with us.

Bryan Nehman weighs in on the Stormy Daniels interview and the hypocrisy of those in Washington. Also, could BCPS be on the verge of a repeat of the Dallas Dance situation? One parent joins the show with her thoughts.

Hours following a school shooting which took place at Great Mills High School in St. Mary's County, Carroll County Public Schools announced an increased law enforcement presence in area schools. In a release from the school system, officials said the security plan will place uniformed sheriff's deputies throughout the school system. Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees joined Bryan Nehman on WBAL News Now on Friday and laid out details on the plan calling it a "temporary solution."

Bryan Nehman discusses the latest Facebook data breach with Molly McKew, an export on information warfare.

Following the shooting at Great Mills High School in Southern Maryland Tuesday, Bryan Nehman examines whether or not schools need multiple resource officers as the president of the Maryland Association of School Resource Officers joins the program.

Bryan Nehman talks with defense attorney Ivan Bates about his run for City State's Attorney and new Gun Trace Task Force documents. Also, Dr. Joshua Sharfstein joins the program to discuss the opioid crisis.

Bryan Nehman talks with WBAL's Keith Mills and UMBC play-by-play commentator Paul Mittermeier on the historic weekend that the men's basketball team had.

Bryan Nehman shares a hot take of his, this time for the UMBC Retrievers, who play No. 1 seed Virginia Friday night.

Brian Kroneberger from RBC Wealth Management joins the program to look at the tuition costs of teams in the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament. Also, Washington Post sports analytics writer Neil Greenberg joins the program to give you bracket advice.

Former Baltimore Sun writer Will Englund -- the first one to write about a particular nerve agent that was used to poison a spy -- breaks down the attempted Russian assassination on a former spy and his daughter in an English town. Also, how healthy is your county? We look at the healthiest counties in Maryland.

Bryan Nehman examines why President Donald Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and looks at those hired to step up. Also, ABC's Ryan Burrow joins the program to update us on three explosive devices found in the mail in Austin, Tx.