This is an IHeart podcast.

This is the first day. You're listening to the John and Kent show on demand on the Iheart radio app. The sun is out. It's really nice. It feels like summer. Doesn't it? Woo-hoo. Yes. And that's about all the good news we're going to have on today's show. Well, tomorrow is the first day of summer. That's good news. That's probably why it felt like that today. But it really just felt like Southern California again. Because I live at the beach, it's been worse than most other places. So much cloud cover. But sun was out. It's out right now. And it feels really good. And because we're pretty much in summer, there's no John Cobalt for the week. This is the time he takes off.

I think yesterday was his birthday, right?

Yes, it was.

Juneteenth.

He's very happy now.

It's a federal holiday.

But he's gone for the week.

Debra Mark's hanging out to give you the news updates.

Big stories, of course, include that submersible.

Don't call it a submarine. It include that submersible. Don't call it a submarine.

It's a submersible.

It's like the size of a large van.

And anyway, five people went to try to look at the wreck of the Titanic in the Atlantic

and the Atlantic Ocean.

And, well, they lost track of them.

So it's not clear where they are and whether or not they're still alive and

they're going to run out of oxygen. And we'll keep an eye on that story. We'll have an update for you

later on the show with a full detailed news report. Later on this hour, the criminal justice system

strikes again. And this time, it's not Los Angeles County and we can't blame George Gascon.

It's jurors in Ventura County who let a murderer walk free from a murder he committed in 2019.

It's almost hard to believe we're going to talk to the daughter-in-law of one of the victims

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