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This is Chief Conti of the Metropolitan Police Department, and I'm asking for your help.

We all must avoid using our cell phones while driving as lives are increasingly at risk with this behavior.

So much can happen when you are distracted by a phone,

and the results could be deadly. Help us make Vision Zero a reality by keeping your eyes on the street.

MPD is enforcing the district's hands-free distracted driving laws. One text or call can wreck it all.

Hello and welcome. It is Eric Eurekson here, around the nation from Atlanta, Georgia.

The phone number, if you would like to be on the program, 87793737425.

I will allow you. I've got to get past the call screener, though. And he can be, well,

well, he can be difficult, but that's why we have him. Now, I want to talk about Disney,

because they're still in this fight over Florida. I saw this article in the Wall Street Journal over the weekend from Robbie Willing and

Aryan Campo Flores, and I want to spend just a couple of moments on part of this because

I find it very interesting.

And Disney, as of right now, when I'm talking, their shares are down about 2.5%. They've continued a decline, which is to me also notable.

When Walt Disney Company, chief executive Bob Chapic, explained his decision to say silent on Florida's parental rights and education

bill known by its opponents as the don't say gay legislation. It's actually the parental

rights and education bill. He told employees in a March letter that he didn't want Disney to become a political football.

More than a month later, that's exactly what Disney has become, nowhere more than in the

Sunshine State.

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