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On this day back in 1914, the president declared Mother's Day a national holiday. 

On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about the world's first American pope and his Chicago roots.

For this month's community spotlight, we speak with Dr. Daniel Gonzalez with Barrow Neurological Institute about Stroke Awareness Month.

Chuck Todd, host of  the Chuck ToddCast discusses all the latest happenings in our nation's capital.

Looking for a quick and easy way to give back to your community? Jerry Brown, from St. Mary's Food Bank, explains how you can help those in need without needing to even leave your house.

Back on this day in 2010 Betty White became the oldest person to host SNL. The famous actress "Saturday Night Live" after her fans ran a successful Facebook campaign. 

On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about the recent report released on the Marine helicopter crash last year. Sharpe talks about the Chandler soldier who died in the crash and expresses gratitude for his service.

ABC15 Reporter, Ashely Holden, joined the show to discuss Emily Pike's case and law that just passed in her honor. Holden talks about the latest details in the case and the $75,000 reward for answers in Emily Pike's murder.

El Paso DEA Assistant Special Agent, Jeffrey Armijo, joined the show to discuss the 400 kilograms of fentanyl recently seized. He talks about how long the investigation took and how multiple states worked together on this case.

ABC News Correspondent, Peter Charalambous, joined the show to talk about a federal judge ruling that allows migrants a chance to challenge any Libya deportations in court. He talks about what led up to the ruling and what it means for future deportations.

ABC News Correspondent, Karen Travers, joined the show to discuss how President Trump will not be pulling back tariffs on China. Travers explains how close a deal is and what both countries are demanding when it comes to tariffs.

Back on this in 1994 the iconic "Scream" painting by Edvard Munch was recovered three months after it had been stolen. The robbery occured on opening day of the Winter Olympics, which were being held in Norway that year. It was found three months later and four men connected with the theft were convicted in 1996.  

On today's Sharper Pointe Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about the new FBI investigation into a group of online predators who go by the name "764". Who are they targeting? How can you keep them safe? 

We spoke to Father John Muir who serves as the Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia for the Diocese of Phoenix. He discussed the beginning of the conclave, where the new Papal leader will be selected and offers his predictions for who could be become the next Pope. 

Rick Hardina of non-profit Honor flight joins the show to discuss their annual flight. This flight sends veterans to Washington DC so they can see the memorial for the wars they served in, all at no cost to them.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joins the show. He discusses a new FBI investigation of online predators going by the name "764" and what you can do to help keep yours kids safe on the web. 

Back on this day in 2004, the final episode of the smash hit sitcom "Friends" aired. The show followed six New York City friends, and the ups and downs of their lives. Few shows are as popular and as continually rewatched as "Friends" is to this day. 

In today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about Homebuying vs Homeowning. What areas in the valley is it cheaper to buy than to rent?

Retail analyst Kristin Bentz joins the show to discuss the marketing strategies companys are using to attract customers amid tariff uncertainity. 

ABC's Karen Travers joins the show to discuss Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to the White House. She also discusses Trump's new self-deportation plans. 

Back on this day in 1861 Cinco de Mayo started. The day celebrates a single battle. Celebrations of the day started in 1862.

In today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about Cinco de Mayo. Sharpe talks about how celebrating Cinco de Mayo in the United States is not culture appropriation.

Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joined the show to talk about the first 3D printed Starbucks in Brownsville, Texas. He talked about how this may impact building in the future. 

Danny Weiss with Common Sense Media joined the show to talk about the dangers of AI companions for children. The organization is recommending those under 18 avoid AI companions. 

Steve Roberts, ABC News political analyst, joins the show to talk about an interview with President Donald Trump over the weekend. He talks about the questions presented to Trump about deportation flights.