Phil & Lily Rosenthal, Erin Moriarty
"48 Hours" anchor Erin Moriarty is joining the Drew's News desk for a special Drew Crime edition of the news. They're covering topics like the stingray who had no companion and suddenly got pregnant and how the case of Judy Garland's stolen "Wizard of Oz" ruby slippers was solved.
Drew and Ross Mathews are covering today's hottest topics like the special flight Delta is offering to see the solar eclipse and a bus driver who went viral for buying clothes for a student. "Somebody Feed Phil" host Phil Rosenthal and his daughter Lily Rosenthal are telling Drew about the most adventurous foods they've eaten and diving into some food news stories.
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