Business

News Analysis with Eddie Arruza

The Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot their destination while allegedly working on their laptop computers have had their licenses revoked. But the incident has also raised questions about what's happening in the cockpit. Eddie Arruza talks to a retired pilot and aviation consultant about airline safety.

Live Music Wednesday

Live Music Wednesday: Shehzad Roy

We talk to a Pakistani pop star that has used his enormous success to change his country. We have a live performance from singer Shehzad Roy.

• Shehzad Roy at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs

Arts & Entertainment

Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony

Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony were the dynamic duo of design. We meet the married couple that took the ideas of the Prairie School to the other side of the world.

• The Magic of America: Electronic Edition by Marion Mahony Griffin
• Walter Burley Griffin Society of America
• Walter Burley Griffin Society Inc. (Australia)

Business

Retirement Planning

What do you need to know to plan a successful retirement? Author, Sun-Times columnist and financial analyst Terry Savage joins us to crunch the numbers on your retirement savings.

• The New Savage Number: How Much Money Do You Really Need to Retire?

Business

Suburban and Rural Food Bank

As unemployment numbers have soared, so have the numbers of hungry people. And not just in Chicago. Elizabeth Brackett reports on the efforts to combat hunger in the northern suburban and rural areas of Illinois.

• Northern Illinois Food Bank Contact Information

Politics

The Clinton Tapes

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Taylor Branch discusses his latest book, The Clinton Tapes.

Politics

Illinois Terror Suspects

One of two Chicago men accused of a terror plot against a Danish newspaper made his first appearance in federal court today. Eddie Arruza reports on what prosecutors say was an attempt to kill a cartoonist behind some controversial drawings of the Prophet Muhammed.

Arts & Entertainment

Ruth Duckworth

Noted Chicago-based sculptor Ruth Duckworth died last week at the age of 90. We take a look back at a profile we did a few years ago of this world-renowned artist.

Arts & Entertainment

Ann Reinking

Broadway legend Ann Reinking is in Chicago to reconstruct three Bob Fosse dances. We get a preview.

• Fosse Trilogy
• Web Exclusive: Three dance performances: Mexican Breakfast, Tijuana Shuffle and Cool Hand Luke.

Arts & Entertainment

Hidden Chicago

Geoffrey Baer shows us some of the hidden treasures of the Chicago Park District.

• Free self-guided audio tour of Humboldt Park