WPTF Morning News

Samuel Bestvater, senior data scientist at Pew Research Center, on the landscape of religious radio in America

Samuel Bestvater, senior data scientist on the Data Labs team at Pew Research Center, joins Lisa Price to discuss new Pew Research Center findings on religious radio in America, including the fact that more than 4,000 religious radio stations now operate across the country and that nearly all U.S. adults live within range of at least one.

Shikha Narula, managing director at Bank of America, on building savings habits for America Saves Week

Shikha Narula, managing director of consumer and small business product strategy at Bank of America, joins Lisa Price to discuss practical ways Americans can start meeting their savings goals with small steps as America Saves Week gets underway April 6-10.

Robert Gordon, senior vice president of policy, research and international at the American Property Casualty Insurance Association, on keeping insurance affordable and reforms in North Carolina

Robert Gordon, senior vice president of policy, research and international at the American Property Casualty Insurance Association, joins Lisa Price to discuss how consumers can keep their insurance coverage affordable in today's volatile economy and the reforms North Carolina is making to help lower insurance costs.

Thane Rosenbaum, CBS News legal analyst, on the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship arguments

Thane Rosenbaum, CBS News legal analyst, joins Tony to break down the historic Supreme Court arguments over birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment, including the significance of President Trump attending the session in person. Rosenbaum explains the key legal questions raised by the 1898 case at the center of the arguments, what the justices' questions may signal about their leanings, and why he believes at least seven justices are likely to rule against the executive order and in favor of birthright citizenship.

Sean Tucker, managing editor at Kelley Blue Book, on the New York International Auto Show

Sean Tucker, managing editor at Kelley Blue Book, joins Lisa Price to preview the New York International Auto Show opening April 3, discussing the biggest reveals on the floor, the continued shift toward hybrids and electric vehicles driven in part by rising gas prices, and why manufacturers are starting to refocus on more affordable models. For more information visit kbb.com [http://kbb.com].