"Tanked" Johnson The Chicago Bears cut defensive lineman Tank Johnson today. We'll have all the latest on why the troubled star player was let go and what this means for the Bears upcoming season.

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman at 7pm The Chicago mob on trial, Cook County Board president Todd Stroger battling prostate cancer, a computer glitch strands United Airlines passengers around the country, video cameras going up on CTA buses, the Cubs trade catcher Michael Barrett, and the Crosstown Classic resumes. Guests:

State Budget Crisis Governor Rod Blagojevich and legislative leaders today agreed to seek a one-month budget extension. Rich Samuels has the latest on that, as well as reports that the governor's commutes from Chicago to Springfield are costing us a bundle.

Obama/Rezko The Chicago Sun-Times reports that indicted businessman Tony Rezko and friends donated more money to U.S. Senator and presidential hopeful Barrack Obama than the senator admits. We'll get all the details from the Sun-Times reporter, Chris Fusco, who wrote today's article.

Congestion Tax Would you pay to drive into the Loop? A "congestion fee" of $16 a day is already charged in London, and Ald. Ed Burke thinks it's an idea we should consider too. We'll talk with Northwestern University transit expert Joe Schofer about the pros and cons.

News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett Cook County homeowners may face a huge tax bill this August if the homeowner exemption expires. Can Mayor Daley, Springfield and Cook County find common ground? Elizabeth Brackett and her panel take a closer look. Guests: Jim Houlihan, Thomas Johnson, Ben Joravsky

News Analysis with Carol Marin Chicago Bears legend Mike Ditka is on a war path. Ditka and his group, the Gridiron Greats, want the NFL Players Association to do more for former players now plagued with a host of health problems. Carol Marin and her panel will take a closer look. Guests: Brian DeMarco (Former NFL player), Dr. Charles Bush-Joseph (Rush University Medical Center), and Dave Duerson (NFL Players Association)

News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett The drunk driving crash that killed intoxicated Dupage County prosecutor Jane Radostits had another victim who was badly hurt. She's filed suit against the restaurant that served the liquor. Elizabeth Brackett and her panel examine whose responsibility it is to cut off patrons and what laws and server training programs exist in Illinois. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Feuding Democrats fail to pass a state budget, possible property tax hike hinted by Cook County Board President Todd Stroger, a secret donor gives $100 million to the University of Chicago, Chicago-area foreclosures nearing record levels, and the Cubs and Sox continue to struggle. Guests:

News Analysis with Eddie Arruza The University of Chicago just received an anonymous $100 million grant to be used to help lower income students afford the elite school. How are students affording college? What do schools owe them? Guests: Michael Behnke, University of Chicago; Lon Kaufman, University of Illinois at Chicago; and Keith Todd, Northwestern University

Alderman's Father Charged The father of Ald. Ricardo Munoz was released on bond today, after being charged in a fraudulent ID scheme. Elizabeth Brackett was at federal court today and has the latest details. News Analysis with Carol Marin The spring session for legislators in Springfield ends tomorrow. But the state budget talks are far from over. Carol Marin will be joined by two former candidates for governor to get their take on the political maneuvering going on at the statehouse. Guests: Judy Baar Topinka, Dawn Clark Netsch

News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett Gambling expansion proposals are gaining momentum in Springfield. Will lawmakers bet on new casinos to solve another budget crisis? Guests: Nancy Duel, Bruce Dold, Jim Tobin

CTA Funding Crisis The CTA is threatening fare hikes and service cutbacks, and the RTA proposes two tax increases. Rich Samuels has the latest on the public transportation funding crisis.

Corruption Investigation The ongoing corruption investigation by federal prosecutors may now be closer to Governor Rod Blagojevich. The Chicago Tribune reports that the feds have subpoenaed the governor's campaign fund records. Guest: Jay Stewart, Better Government Association Illinois' Electricity Crisis The utility companies ComEd and Ameren Corp. added almost $400 million to their rate relief package in hopes of staving off a new freeze on electricity rates. Elizabeth Brackett looks at the electricity crisis in Illinois.

News Analysis with Carol Marin Return of the Cicadas Rich Samuels takes a closer look at a very loud bug that's been waiting 17 years to make an appearance. It's the return of the cicada. Summer Reading Chicago-area book lovers share their summer reading picks. Guests: Jessa Crispin, Al Gini and Kimberla Lawson Roby. Hedy Weiss Theater Reviews Chicago Sun-Times theater critic Hedy Weiss reviews three more productions now running on Chicago area stages.

City Council Wrap-Up Mayor Daley and new members of the Chicago City Council were sworn in today. Elizabeth Brackett was there and tells us what's on the new council's agenda. News Analysis with Carol Marin Since last year's huge immigration rallies around the country, the issue has been on the forefront of Capitol Hill. Today the U.S. Senate is pushing what may be its last attempt at major reform during this presidency. Guests: Jim Oberweis