Arts & Entertainment

The Impact of Daley's Decision

We devote the entire hour to further analysis of Mayor Daley's surprising decision not to run for a seventh term. What impact will this have on the city? What names are emerging as potential candidates? What will Daley's decision mean to the business and philanthropic communities? We hear from members of the City Council, political analysts, journalists, and others.

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Politics

Mayor Daley Not Running for Re-Election

Mayor Daley announced today that he will not seek a seventh term as mayor. We bring you his entire press conference and hear what aldermen, political analysts, and journalists are saying about today's announcement.

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The Week in Review

The Week In Review With Joel Weisman

Guest host Eddie Arruza and his panel look back on a busy week: in an unprecedented move, former and current gang members call a press conference to push back against Chicago Police Superintendent Jody Weis's secret meeting with them; Mayor Daley and Weis both defend the move while Governor Pat Quinn, U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald and various aldermen are divided over the issue; and will the fallout affect Mayor Daley's presumed re-election bid? Also: on this holiday weekend, airline security strengths and weaknesses are exposed as two men from Yemen are able to travel from Chicago to Amsterdam under suspicious circumstances. And in sports, the White Sox hope slugger Manny Ramirez will spark success in September.

Guests:

• Mary Mitchell, Chicago Sun-Times
• Mary Wisniewski, Chicago Sun-Times
• Greg Hinz, Crain's Chicago Business
• Dan McGrath, Chicago News Cooperative

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Business

Chicago Federation of Labor President

With Labor Day right around the corner, unemployment numbers are still discouraging. We sit down with the new President of the Chicago Federation of Labor.

Arts & Entertainment

Controversial Stimulus-Funded Research

A federally funded joke machine? We talk with the Northwestern professor behind the controversy that's garnered national attention.

Arts & Entertainment

Building Ornaments

Science & Nature

Alzheimer's Research

We learn about the breakthroughs -- and setbacks -- in recent Alzheimer's research.

• Alzheimer's Association website

Politics

One Hundred Percent Guilty

We talk to the author of a new book chronicling his time fighting corruption during George Ryan's tenure as Secretary of State.

• Visit the "One Hundred Percent Guilty" Facebook page

Science & Nature

For-Profit Colleges

Elizabeth Brackett takes a look at the Senate investigation of for-profit colleges.