Tim Conway Jr. on Demand

Hour 1 (9.16) It was a brutal night in the San Fernando Valley: A fatal bus crash in Chatsworth killed two passengers after a speeding SUV T-boned a bus that had the right of way, and then NBC’s News Chopper 4 went down while covering the scene, killing journalist Eliana Moreno and pilot George Marciniw. Tim plays Mark Brown’s ABC report as details pile up — the SUV driver has a long rap sheet, is booked on suspicion of murder, and is being held on more than $4 million bail.   Burbank native Ross Benson of myburbank.com, who knew Marciniw for some 50 years, calls in to talk about his friend. NBC has spent the last 24 hours covering its own people; early on, some in the business thought it was a Channel 7 bird, and Tim worried it was his friend Chris Christi. The loss hits even harder because Moreno was so young, and engaged to be married.  6:05 — It was a truly horrible night last night in the San Fernando Valley. A fatal bus crash in Chatsworth, in which two people were killed, and the NBC's News Chopper 4 that was covering the crash going down, resulting in two media veterans, journalist Eliana Moreno and pilot George Marciniw, dying in the tragedy.  6:20 — To more on last night's tragedy in Chatsworth. Tim plays the news report from Mark Brown of ABC (who Tim happens to share a one-sided friendship with). All of this kicked off when a woman speeding in an SUV T-boned the bus, which had the right of way, resulting in the death of two passengers. News Chopper 4 was covering the crash when it went down. That woman had quite the long rap sheet and is now booked on suspicion of murder. She's being held on $4 million-plus bail.   6:35 — Ross Benson, who runs the website myburbank.com, was born and raised in Burbank and has lived there for 70 years. He worked with NBC 4 pilot George Marciniw, who perished in last night's helicopter crash, with the pair knowing each other for some 50 years. Ross is talking about the tragedy and his relationship with George.  6:50 — It's been tough for NBC over the past 24 hours, who have been reporting on the death of their colleagues since News Chopper 4 went down last night around 7 p.m. Initially, many people in news thought it was a Channel 7 helicopter that went down, and Tim was concerned for his friend Chris Christi. What makes this especially sad is that Eliana Moreno was so young and engaged to be married.  #SanFernandoValley #fatalbuscrash #NBChelicopter #NewsChopper4 #Chatsworthcrash #ElianaMoreno #GeorgeMarciniw #MarkBrownABC #RossBenson #myburbank #ChrisChristi #TimConwayJr #TheConwayShow #KFI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 (9.16) OC DA Todd Spitzer calls in after the county’s e-bike buyback yanked about a thousand bikes off the road — parents swapping the kids’ death traps for gift cards so nobody else cracks a skull. Then a Valley win: Leslie David Baker, Stanley from “The Office,” is now co-owner of Honey Baked Ham on Ventura. Atta boy. Conway’s mall-rat mode is on with his daughter, who’s almost 21 — clothes for her, a cheeky bet at the track for him, just don’t tell the wife — plus Michael Gates is running for California AG and holding a $3-gas stop Saturday 10 a.m.–noon at 17453 Central Ave in Carson.   The Dodgers’ magic number is 1, California’s changing license-plate sequences because the state ran out of combos (Tim doesn’t care; his daughter does), and he wonders if inmates still stamp the plates. Burbank Airport’s new terminal opens October 13 — Timmy’s birthday — so naturally it should be Conway Airport.   After a brutal week in the Valley, Universal debuts the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift, billed as the fastest coaster at any Universal park. The crew can’t wait; Toluca Lake neighbors are putting up a sound wall. Wear the belt. Timmy still loves the wooden one at Knott’s.  7:05 — The E-bike buyback down in Orange County has been very successful, with around 1,000 of those bikes taken off the road. OC District Attorney Todd Spitzer is on the phone to talk about the success of the program, where parents traded their kids' bikes for gift cards to ensure they don't crack their skulls or break any bones on the road.  7:20 — Did you know? Leslie David Baker, who played Stanley on "The Office," is now the co-owner of Honey Baked Ham on Ventura Blvd! Atta boy! In other news, Conway really enjoys going to the mall with his daughter, who'll be turning 21 in a few weeks. Atta girl! Tim buys her clothes while he also heads to the track for a cheeky bet, because he's really into multitasking — just don't tell his wife. Also, Michael Gates is running for AG of California, and next Saturday 10am–12pm, he'll be at 17453 Central Ave in Carson, where there'll be $3 gas!  7:35 — The Dodgers' magic number is 1. If they win one game in the next couple of weeks, they will have clinched their division. License plate sequences are changing in California. It's because there are so many cars on the road that the state has run out of numbers and has to change variations: three numbers, three letters, then one number. Timmy doesn't really care, but his daughter sure does. And that's why we're talking about it now. Timmy wonders if prisoners still make license plates. Burbank Airport's new terminal is opening for business on October 13. And Timmy is its No. 1 fan. Should it be renamed "The Conway Airport"? It is opening on his birthday, after all!  7:50 — After a rough week in the Valley and Greater Los Angeles, now for a little relief: Universal Studios has debuted its Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift roller coaster, said to be the fastest roller coaster at any Universal park in the world. The crew cannot wait to ride this thing, and the only people who hate it are the neighbors who live in Toluca Lake, who are erecting a sound barrier. Kids: Remember to use your seatbelts, so your brain doesn't scramble! Timmy loves the wooden one at Knotts Berry Farm.  #ebikebuyback #orangecounty #ToddSpitzer #LeslieDavidBaker #TheOffice #Stanleytheoffice #HoneyBakedHam #MichaelGates #CaliforniaAG #Carson #Dodgers #Californialicenseplates #BurbankAirport #TheConwayAirport #TheValley #LosAngeles #UniversalStudios #Fast&FuriousHollywoodDrift #rollercoaster #TolucaLake See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 (9.16) Gary Gulman’s bit on abbreviating state names has Timmy nodding along — and they agree small businesses should never walk onto “Shark Tank” and dance for the Sharks. Then the real ding-dong: In-N-Out managers pulling about $200,000 a year.   Finding your NFL team this season is a scavenger hunt across streamers and random weeknights, shrinkflation gets the blame, and Jay Leno actually got a law: “Leno’s Law,” signed by Gavin Newsom, eases smog rules for vintage cars from 1976–1985 starting in 2028.   Timmy swears Dan Rather wrote in that he listens to the Conway Show — or was that the Agua Dulce Winery guy? — they roll Bellio’s new promo, and Travis Kelce is among the victims in a multimillion-dollar Ponzi; Sid Jawahar of Swiftarc Capital got 11 years and owes $35 million back.   Foosh rates Domino’s Personal Pan Pizza a 9 out of 10, a San Mateo woman pulled a four-pound intact mastodon tooth out of a creek (West Coast giants gone some 10,000 years), and they close on a 30-year family hunt for a lost wedding band.  8:05 — Comedian Gary Gulman did that funny bit on abbreviating state names, and Timmy agrees with Gary that it's a terrible idea for small businesses to go on "Shark Tank," because they will surely get rinsed by the Sharks. Who wants to dance like jesters for their life's work? If you have a great idea, for the love of God do not go on "Shark Tank." Let's listen to Gulman's bad business bit. Also, you're not going to believe what the In-N-Out Burger managers take home annually: $200,000 a year. Ding-dong.  8:20 — The NFL season is about to get very confusing, with fans forced to look for the games across various streaming networks and providers, and different days throughout the week. Good luck finding your team on the tube. Shrinkflation is being blamed for the SNAFU. Jay Leno has created a new law that's been signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. It's called "Leno's Law" and benefits people who drive vintage cars built between 1976 and 1985 when it comes to smog testing. The exemptions begin in 2028.  8:35 — Timmy loves meeting people in his line of work, including CBS anchor Dan Rather, who sent him a lovely message about listening to The Conway Show to keep up on all the latest news — or was that message from Tim's friend who runs the Agua Dulce Winery in Santa Clarita? Also, the crew plays the latest Conway Show promo featuring super producer Bellio. And in other news, Travis Kelse was among the victims in a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme! The convicted fraudster, Sid Jawahar of Swiftarc Capital, has been sentenced to 11 years in the big house and must pay back $35 million.  8:50 — Timmy always turns to The Foosh when it comes to trying a new fast food menu item. And tonight it's Domino's Personal Pan Pizza, which Foosh gives nine out of 10. A woman in California's San Mateo County found a four-pound, in-tact mastodon dinosaur tooth sticking out of a creek bed that could be worth a ton of money. Mastodons used to roam the Westcoast and became extinct 10,000 years ago. Lastly, we explore the multigeneration hunt for a long-lost wedding band that has been missing for 30 years.  #SharkTank #GaryGulman #InNOut #NFL #Lenoslaw #collectorcars #mastodontooth #DirecTV #shrinkflation #JayLeno #GavinNewsom #AguaDulceWinery #SantaClarita #CBS #TravisKelse #PonziScheme #SidJawahar #SwiftarcCapital #DanRather #DominosPersonalPanPizza See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 (9.16)  9:05 — To more on last night's tragedy in Chatsworth. Tim plays the news report from Mark Brown of ABC (who Tim happens to share a one-sided friendship with). All of this kicked off when a woman speeding in an SUV T-boned the bus, which had the right of way, resulting in the death of two passengers. News Chopper 4 was covering the crash when it went down. That woman had quite the long rap sheet and is now booked on suspicion of murder. She's being held on $4 million-plus bail.  9:20 — Ross Benson of Burbank remembers news pilot George Marciniw, who he has known and worked with for decades, as the nicest guy in the world who loved Burbank, where they both grew up. George even helped Ross's son propose to his daughter when he took them up in his chopper to hover over the Hollywood sign. Ross plans to lead the charge to get a statue erected in George's honor in the Burbank area.  9:35 — Todd Spitzer’s on the line after Orange County’s first e-bike buyback vacuumed up about a thousand machines in one Sunday at Angel Stadium. Parents lined up to swap the kids’ rockets for Target, Walmart and Dick’s cards — and for the first 75, a pair of Angels tickets — because they’d rather lose the bike than spend another weekend in the ER. The DA’s pitch is simple: Get the fast ones off the street before somebody else ends up like Jesse Hayes.  9:50 — The Dodgers are one win from wrapping the division — magic number: 1. Meanwhile California’s so jammed with cars the DMV is out of plate combos and rolling out a new mix (three numbers, three letters, then another number). Timmy could not care less. His daughter is obsessed, so here we are. He also wants to know if inmates still hammer out the plates. And BUR’s new terminal opens October 13, which happens to be Conway’s birthday, so obviously it should be Conway International. He’s already the unofficial mayor of that airport.  #TimConwayJr #KFIAM640 #Chatsworth #NewsChopper4 #ElianaMoreno #GeorgeMarciniw #NBC4 #RossBenson #Burbank #ToddSpitzer #EBikeBuyback #OrangeCounty #JesseHayes #Dodgers #MagicNumber #CaliforniaDMV #LicensePlates #BurbankAirport #BUR #ConwayShow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 (09.15) A speeding SUV slammed into a Metro bus in Chatsworth, killing two people and sending six others to hospitals. Tim tracks the rapidly developing scene, witness accounts, and a major update in the Nick Reiner murder case.  6:05 PM A violent collision between an SUV and a Metro bus shut down part of Chatsworth Tuesday evening. Tim follows breaking developments as first responders work the scene and investigators begin piecing together what happened.  6:20 PM Traffic grinds to a halt around Nordhoff Street and De Soto Avenue as the crash investigation expands. Authorities confirm two fatalities and six people transported to hospitals with injuries ranging from minor to critical.  6:35 PM A witness tells ABC7 the SUV sped through a red light before crashing into the side of the Metro bus. Tim breaks down the latest accounts from the scene, where firefighters had to remove the SUV from the bus after the impact.  6:50 PM Los Angeles County prosecutors announce they will not seek the death penalty against Nick Reiner, who is charged with murdering his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and photographer Michele Reiner. If convicted, he would instead face life without the possibility of parole. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.