Surviving The Survivor Podcast

🚨 BREAKING: Massive TSA lines at LaGuardia Airport in NYC stretch into the parking lot.

JUST IN: Los Angeles authorities are currently carrying out potentially the largest animal rescue operation in United States history. L.A. officials are reportedly removing an estimated 700 dogs and cats from a property in Antelope Valley. According to investigators, the animals were in the care of Christine De Anda of Rock N Pawz animal rescue. During the search, about 400 dogs and 300 cats were found. Dozens of LA County Department of Animal Care and Control staff members and mutual aid partners arrived at the scene and provided medical aid to the animals. "This is the largest number of dogs and cats that DACC has ever seized and may be the largest case ever in the United States," LACO Animals said in a statement. Video: KTLA 5

🔎Some lingering questions in the Jimmy Gracey case -- How did he end up in the water? Was he alone at the time? How did someone end up arrested with his phone? Was anything missing from his wallet?

SHERIFF RECALL EFFORT: We've confirmed with the Pima County Elections Department that a recall effort has been launched for Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos. It was filed on March 12th. The sheriff says, "We're aware of the recall and it's the right of the people. We'll always honor the will of the people and that's what makes democracy." To move forward, 120,000 signatures have to be collected in the next 120 days to prompt the actual recall. This comes in the wake of scrutiny over the handling of the Nancy Guthrie investigation.