The Week in Review
The Week in Review with Joel Weisman
Joel and his panel discuss the week's top headlines: As the state's budget crisis continues to grow, support is growing for a major income tax hike; legislation to end free CTA rides for all seniors is moving forward in Springfield; 8 underperforming Chicago Public Schools are set to be closed or completely overhauled; O'Hare airport gets full body scanners; Mayor Daley suggests privatizing parts of pricey McCormick Place; and the Cubs and Sox are working off the rust in spring training.
Guests:
- Ameet Sachdev - Chicago Tribune
- Mike Flannery - CBS 2 News
- George Ofman - WGN Radio
- Mary Wisniewski - Chicago Sun-Times
Ask Geoffrey
Ask Geoffrey
What is a flying buttress, and where can I see one? Find out in tonight's edition of Ask Geoffrey.
Arts & Entertainment
Kitchen Chicago
The Chicago Health Department raided a small-business incubator that helps small artisan bakers and caterers, but not because of food safety violations. We meet a candy maker and the owner of the kitchen.
Arts & Entertainment
Riccardo Muti
Conductor Riccardo Muti becomes the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's music director this Fall, but today he unveiled details of his first full season. Eddie Arruza brings us a conversation with the maestro about his plans for the orchestra and his thoughts on the art of conducting.
Live Music Wednesday
Live Music Wednesday: Susan Graham
The Grammy-winning opera singer Susan Graham, currently appearing in Lyric Opera's production of The Damnation of Faust, shares some of her adventures in opera and performs in our studio.
Arts & Entertainment
Sea Lamprey's
We learn about sea lampreys living in Lake Michigan, and find out how controlling these critters can provide valuable lessons in protecting our region against other invasive species such as Asian carp.