KNX In Depth: Hurricane Ian eyes Florida--Governor Newsom vetoes mandatory kindergarten bill--Are long ranges for electric cars worth it?--James Earl Jones steps down as voice of Darth Vader

Hurricane Ian is slowly creeping up toward Florida and could pack a massive punch. It might hit the Tampa area as a Category 4 storm as early as Wednesday. Hundreds of thousands of people could face mandatory evacuation orders. Officials are already saying if you're told to leave and don't--they won't come save you. We go In Depth into what to expect from Ian. The January 6th Committee is back in action this week.We look into whether Governor Newsom had a good reason to veto a bill to make kindergarten mandatory in California. A study conducted by LinkedIn is being criticized because it may have cost people job opportunities without them really knowing it. A new survey shows people want EVs with long ranges but is it practical for car makers to do that? Italy is getting its first far-right government since the second World War. We go In Depth into what could happen there and how it could effect the rest of Europe and the U.S. You know the voice--Darth Vader. You know the man behind it--James Earl Jones. He says he's done. Who will replace him? It'll be himself--in a way.  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