Welcome to Friday's morning show podcast, because you deserve a better morning.

Sometimes it is very nice to see the bad people put in jail. We will talk about that today

in Core 4. And in two second tunes today, we have my niece and future nephew going head to head

on their wedding day. It's a fun one.

Good morning and welcome to the morning show podcast. My name is Anthony.

I'm Carla Marie and today is Friday, March 29th, 2024.

The Core 4. The four headlines you need to know.

There's a new accidental trend, OZempic babies. And no, I'm not talking about babies taking

Ozempic. There have been several reports of women who are getting pregnant after years of

infertility. Their common denominator, they've been taking OZempic or a similar weight loss

drug.

These claims are not currently backed by the FBI.

These are just women who are reporting what's happening to them.

Experts say this could be because women are losing weight, which could help them with fertility.

Women who are overweight or underweight tend to have issues conceiving. There are also women who are on oral contraceptives and taking OZempic, and they're finding themselves pregnant.

Ozempic and other weight loss drugs work by slowing down your stomach emptying, which also changes the way we absorb our medications, which is why there's been a failure

in some oral contraceptives. If you're taking Ozempic or a similar medication and find

yourself pregnant, you should stop taking the medication and talk to your doctor immediately.

What happens now? That's the question that people in the Baltimore area have been asking since the Francis

Scott Key Bridge collapsed on Tuesday morning after being hit by a cargo ship.

When it comes to car traffic, that area is going to be congested for a while because the

30,000 cars that cross that bridge every day will now be diverted to two other

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