Coming up on #KTLA: Is it safe to entrust an AI agent with your online shopping? The AI industry says yes. Banks say you're all but inviting scammers to rip you off

Coming up on #KTLA: The AI industry says chatbots can make online shopping much easier. Banks say this has scammers excited

Here's my #KTLA report on how landlords, deep in debt from a building spree, may now raise rents to keep creditors at bay www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygMM...

Here's my #KTLA report on the Paramount settlement, clearing the way for the studio's takeover of Warner Bros Discovery www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmwV...

Coming up on #KTLA: Paramount settles with California and other states over its Warner Bros takeover. That means the deal will probably go through. But the financials still don't pencil out

Coming up on #KTLA: With the cost of jet fuel at record highs, airlines say they'll follow fare hikes and increased baggage fees with cutbacks of 'less profitable' flights

Coming up on #KTLA: More on the Paramount-Warner merger (and the massive debt load that will ensue), plus a debt crisis for apartment landlords who invested heavily in new properties

Coming up on #KTLA: The reported settlement between Paramount and a dozen states clears the way for the more than $100 billion merger with Warner Bros Discovery. Now how does Paramount manage the $80 billion in debt it will be saddled with?

Happy Sunday! Sunday Funday! National Wife Appreciation Day! Shout out to my amazing work wife Megan Telles on KTLA Weekend Morning News! We hope you can join us until 11am #KTLA

Happy Saturday! We hope you can join us on the KTLA Weekend Morning News until 11am! #KTLA

Coming up on #KTLA: Millions of households are getting by paycheck to paycheck. But a new survey finds most of us still feel we deserve a little treat on payday. I agree.

Coming up on #KTLA: Toys R Us is back in a big way this holiday season. But it's not kids driving sales (and you Pokemon-loving grownups know who you are)

Coming up on #KTLA: When the going gets tough, the tough buy themselves treats. A new survey finds that even though millions of households are getting by paycheck to paycheck, most people still buy themselves a goodie on payday

Happy Friday! TGIF! I’m working alongside Frank, Jessica, Ginger and Melvin on KTLA Morning News until 12pm #KTLA

Coming up on #KTLA: With mortgage rates now topping 7%, applications for new loans and refinancing are plunging. Weakness in the housing market is a key sign of a slowing economy

Coming up on #KTLA: Health insurance doesn't cover much healthcare. A new survey finds that a third of adults with private coverage have medical debt. Not coincidentally, healthcare is a leading cause of personal bankruptcy in this country

Coming up on #KTLA: In a surprise announcement, California's insurance commissioner shifts into reverse and says he'll now block car insurers from charging higher rates for single drivers compared with their married counterparts

Coming up on #KTLA: The Fed announces its first rate hike in three years and the Fed chief (a Trump appointee) acknowledges that inflation is too high. The Dow plunges more than 700 points

Coming up on #KTLA: As expected, the Fed has announced a quarter-point rate increase, its first rate hike in three years. The move, opposed by the White House, is intended to address rising inflation resulting from President Trump's tariffs and war with Iran

Coming up on #KTLA: When will gas prices come down? Maybe not soon, say oil industry execs. First the world needs to replenish fuel stockpiles that are now all but depleted