KNX In Depth: Brutal week for Wall Street--LA County ends mask mandate on public transit--NASA spacecraft to slam into asteroid--Fetuses like and don't like certain foods

The Dow is down big today in a brutal week that ravaged the stock market. It's now on track to close the week 1,000 points below where it started. This comes after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates. We go In Depth into whether we're moving full speed toward a recession. NASA is smashing a spacecraft into an asteroid, and it if works, it could save human civilization. Hurricane Fiona is far from done wreaking havoc. It's about to smash into Canada in what could be one of the worst storms to ever hit the country. LA County is easing its mask requirements again. You can take them off now on public transit and at airports. But how long will that last and is the county using the right metrics? We go In Depth. Russia is holding a vote in occupied areas of Ukraine to let people decide if they want to join Russia. We head to Ukraine where many are calling it a "sham."Living in a nursing home and other assisted-living facilities is getting more expensive for seniors. And fetuses can't taste food, can they? New research hints at why kids might not like certain foods.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices